- Passiflora, Passion Flower, Passion Vine Lavender Lady
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- PlantFiles: The Largest Plant Identification Reference Guide - Daves . . .
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- Lavandula Species, Dwarf French Lavender, Fringed Lavender
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- Lavandula Species, English Lavender, True Lavender
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- Growing Lavender From Seed - Daves Garden
Growing Requirements Before investing the time and resources into growing lavender from seed, make sure that your garden in suitable for lavender cultivation Lavender requires well-drained soil and bright, full sunshine in order to thrive It's a Mediterranean plant that likes hot, dry conditions Give it too much pampering, and it sulks
- Lessons from a lavender farm: Growing, harvesting and using lavender blooms
Recently, I had the remarkable experience of visiting a lavender farm in Washington State, where I picked up some great tips for harvesting and using lavender We were traveling to a family wedding and planned to spend a day on Whidbey Island, near Seattle in the Puget Sound Of course, I had to do an online search for a list of local attractions
- How do I grow lavender in the New York area? - NYBG Mertz Library Reference
How do I grow lavender in the New York area? Answer Although lavender prefers a Mediterranean-type climate, it can be grown successfully in the Northeast if a few basic rules are followed First, it is important to choose the correct species and variety For our climate, English lavenders (Lavandula angustifolia) are the best bet
- Cuphea - Daves Garden
The Flamenco® series (hybrids of Cuphea llavea and the C procumbens) includes ‘Flamenco Cha Cha' (flowers uniform fuchsia-purple), ‘Flamenco Rumba' (bright, lighter red flowers with purple faces), ‘Flamenco Samba' (burgundy flowers with a deep purple-colored face), and ‘Flamenco Tango' (hot pink or vivid red flowers with lavender faces)
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