馃尡 Cutting back your lavender plants helps keep them looking good and producing longer! I try to cut back my lavender twice each season: once in the summer, and again in the fall about 6 weeks before the first frost date. 馃尡If you鈥檝e struggled with growing lavender because your plants become woody and leggy, try pruning them at least once per year! 馃尡Cut your plants back to about 1-2 inches above the woody growth (or, in other words, leave 1-2 inches of green). Sometimes you have to but back a l
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馃尡 Cutting back your lavender plants helps keep them looking good and producing longer! I try to cut back my lavender twice each season: once in the summer, and again in the fall about 6 weeks before the first frost date. 馃尡If you鈥檝e struggled with growing lavender because your plants become woody and leggy, try pruning them at least once per year! 馃尡Cut your plants back to about 1-2 inches above the woody growth (or, in other words, leave 1-2 inches of green). Sometimes you have to but back a l
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