Can Lavender plants be grown in pots?
•Posted on February 12 2018
Lavender is a perfect plant to be grown in a pot!!
You can plant 3 or 5 of our standard size plants into a large pot to create a large hearty shrub.
Or plant one per pot and have small, standalone displays on a patio.
The Stoechas varieties are an excellent choice!
Email info@lavenderworld.co.uk for information on setting up your pots and how many plants you will need for the size of pot you have.
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