Lavender seeds

Get expert advice for planting and growing lavender, from prepping soil to pruning. Plus, learn about the different types—like English, French and Spanish lavender—and how to harvest and use lavender flowers.

Growing lavender is a rewarding experience. Follow these simple steps, and soon you will be enjoying its beauty and fragrance in your backyard.

Today’s spotlight focuses on Weir’s Lane Lavender Farm & Apiary, a farm store, with products made using lavender and bee related products. Read our interview with Kevin and Abigail below, to find out more about the little bit of country…

Whether you're a seasoned chocolatier or a novice in the kitchen, prepare to be enchanted by the allure of these Divinely Naughty Lavender Truffles. Each bite is a journey into a world of indulgent pleasure, where calories are infinite and the experience is nothing short of divine. Naughty or nice? You tell me.

Last summer, I bought several lavender plants, and they seem to be doing really well. I'm keeping my fingers crossed I'll see lots of new blooms this summer. I really would like to grown a lot more, but buying so many plants is pretty expensive, so I ordered seeds, and I'm just waiting for it to warm up a bit more before I start the seeds. Before I get started, I'm reading up on how to grow lavender. I'm also reading

Lavandula stoechas is the most fragrant lavender. Cute rabbit-ear blooms attract bees & kids alike. Caring for it is easy with proper drainage & pruning.

Use this guide to successfully plant and care for lavender, a beautiful and fragrant herb.

Get lavender seeds to germinate with cold stratification and surface sowing. Plus, I'll share lavender planting tips for fragrant blooms.