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Lavenders are so easy to grow! Do they need fertilizing?
Lillie Richmond
Of course, all of these lovely plants like to be fertilized, just maybe not too often. It's important to remember that too much fertilizer can actually be harmful. It can cause the plant to grow too much foliage, which can prevent flowers from forming and even kill the plant.
Lillie Richmond
It's always a good idea to remember that chemical fertilizers can sometimes harm our precious lavender plants, especially if they're applied in late summer or fall. I just wanted to give you a little heads-up. Sometimes, fertilizers that are too high in nitrogen can cause lavender plants to grow too many leaves and not flower. I know it can be tricky to keep track of all the little details when you're trying to care for your plants. Just remember, don't overdo it! We've all been there, and we know how it goes.
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Provence Lavender (Lavandula x intermedia 'Provence') thrives in hot, humid locations. It is easy to care for and slow-growing, making it an excellent houseplant in pots or even in the garden. Its fragrant flowers bloom throughout the summer. However, if ingested, lavender Provence is considered dangerous to your cats.
Provence Lavender
English Lavender
Sensational Lavender
