Why Choose Lavender Plants from Carbeth Plants
How to Choose and Grow a Lavender Plant
Frequently Asked Questions
It is a simple guideline suggesting eight hours of sun, eight inches of spacing, and pruning back to about eight inches to keep lavender tidy and productive.
Yes. English lavender plants are perennial shrubs that return each year when grown in well-drained soil.
The plant can become woody at the base and produce fewer flowers. Light yearly pruning helps maintain shape and freshness.
A sunny, open spot with free-draining soil is ideal. Pots with good drainage also work well.
With good care, a lavender shrub can last several years, often five to seven, before naturally becoming woody.
Yes. Lavender grows well in containers when the compost drains freely, and the pot receives plenty of sun.
Many cats avoid the scent of lavender, but behaviour can vary. It is still best to place plants out of reach.