What plants work best with Lavender?...
Anything with tall with minimal foliage so the lavender isn't crowded or swamped: Roses Grasses Early bulbs - Crocuses, Snowdrops and small, early daffodils Verbena bonariensis
Read MoreAnything with tall with minimal foliage so the lavender isn't crowded or swamped: Roses Grasses Early bulbs - Crocuses, Snowdrops and small, early daffodils Verbena bonariensis
Read MoreYes absolutely! Our plants are sold as culinary herbs. We recommend using the Angustifolia varieties for culinary use; the Intermedia varieties have a more bitter taste. Lavender is usually used...
Read MoreNo, lavender should not be kept or grown indoors. Even on a south facing window that receives a lot of sunlight, a lavender plant won't flourish or survive very long....
Read MoreThe short answer - yes. The Angustifolia and Intermedia varieties which make up most of our stock online are hardy and once established will certainly survive the the winter. Lavender...
Read MoreAll lavender plants are edible, however we suggest using only the Angustifolia varieties from what is available on online at LavenderWorld. The Intermedia varieties like Grosso and Edelweiss have a...
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