The lavender plant is one of the most beautiful and scented plants you can grow, and today we'll teach how to you can actually grow lavender from cuttings! Growing lavender from seeds can be a little tricky, but once you have it, growing it from cuttings is easy peasy! Lavender plants look stunning in any garden or potted setting, plus they have a multitude of uses and benefits! How to Grow Lavender From Cuttings - A DIY Gardening Guide Step 1: Cut The Stems Begin with an already existing…

How to propagate Lamb's Ear (Stachys Byzantina) In this article we will detail how we propagate Lamb's Ear (Stachys Byzantina). The most effective way is to…

Growing new plants from cuttings is a great way to increase your stock in a relatively short time. Rooted cuttings are often sturdier than seedlings, and come to maturity faster, many of them bearing flowers

Learn how to prune lavender to keep it covered in flowers and looking good.

It's easy to collect lavender seeds and save them for planting next year, or to share with friends! Lavender plant seeds form inside the flower heads, so allow some of the flowers to dry out on the plant. Then, when the seeds are ready, simply shake them into a container. Learn how to harvest lavender seeds step-by-step, and also how to store them to grow next year. #lavender #seeds #savingseeds #seedsaving #gardening

Instructions on how to propagate lavender from cuttings. Works for all types of lavender and cuttings from new or semi-hard wood. Full DIY video #herbs #growlavender #flowergarden

Instructions on how to propagate lavender from cuttings. Works for both English and French lavender and cuttings from new or semi-hard wood #freeplants #lavender #propagate #gardening #flowergarden #growyourown #gardendiy

The Best Ways to Propagate Lavender Plants. The two main types of lavender are the English lavenders (Lavandula angustifolia), which grow in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 5 through 10, and the frost-tender French lavenders (Lavandula dentata), which are often grown as annuals, but are ...

Lavender overwinters best in the ground, not in above-ground pots. If you can't sink a potted plant in the ground for winter, at least protect it from wind and add a little water during thaws to keep the roots from freeze-drying. Also be sure you're growing a hardy type.

Lavender is a perennial herb that loves dry and warm growing space. Most often it dies in winter due lack of care. Overwintering lavender is easy if you follow these quick tips.

Growing stevia isn?t difficult, but overwintering stevia plants can present challenges, especially in northern climates. For more information on how to overwinter stevia, click on the following article.

Follow these step-by-step instructions for overwintering sweet potato vines indoors three different ways: as houseplants, taking cuttings or storing tubers.

(Welcome to Erin, who’s trying out for a spot on our editorial team. Enjoy!)Fall seems to be lingering in many parts of the country this year, so it may not be too late to bring some of your favorite plants indoors for the winter. I can’t bear to leave my herbs outside, plus nothing is better than having fresh herbs all winter long.

Wondering how you can keep growing your favorite tender herbs indoors during the winter? Here are some tips for bringing your favorite herbs indoors.

There are several ways to overwinter geraniums (Pelargoniums). With some newspaper, a cardboard box, paper bag, or a sunny windowsill, you can keep these tender perennials for the winter.

It's easy to make new coleus plants from cuttings. I show you how, using the plant propagation method I learned in my college horticultural science classes.