table of contentsHardy lavender varieties from A to D.Hardy lavender varieties from E to I.Hardy lavender varieties from J to Wfrequently asked QuestionsThe lavender, which originally comes from the Mediterranean region, also impresses in this country with its diverse colors and scents. Choosing hardy lavender allows it to be grown for up to 30 years.In a nutshelldifferent heights allow consistent plantingextensive color spectrum from white to pink to purpleextended flowering times from May t...
The question of whether the intensely fragrant lavender is edible or poisonous to cats, dogs or humans is preoccupying..Even if lavender is quite frugal, it needs a little care from time to time. What is involved in cutting, fertilizing and..Lavender captivates above all with its lush purple flowers. How to keep this flower as long as possible and extend the flowering time,..Lavender can be propagated in a number of ways. Whether by cuttings, sowing or division - we reveal which method is..La...
Lavender can be propagated in a number of ways. Whether by cuttings, sowing or division - we reveal which method is best suited.Lavender plants are easy to propagate [Photo: Fotyma/ Shutterstock.com]To the genus of lavenders (Lavandula) include many different types and varieties. However, they all reproduce in a similar way. Contrary to what many people think, lavender is not a perennial, but a subshrub. As such, lavender naturally becomes woody with age. You should therefore rejuvenate your ...
The lavender is used to the Mediterranean climate, but can also survive our winter. We show what needs to be considered when overwintering lavender.In winter, lavender should be protected from cold and precipitation [Photo: Sara Lindberg/ Shutterstock.com]lavender (Lavandula) originally comes from the warm Mediterranean region, where it can be found in mountainous regions or near the coast, depending on the species. the True lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) is therefore usually much more res...
Not everyone has room for large lavender hedges. Luckily, you can also plant lavender in pots on the patio or balcony. We reveal how it works.Lavender is not only ideal for growing in beds [Photo: Annie Shropshire/ Shutterstock.com]lavender (Lavandula) grows in its original home rather on barren, nutrient-poor soil and therefore makes only low demands on it during cultivation. If you only have little space available, the sun-loving subshrub can therefore also be grown very well in a pot. Duri...
Many people are concerned with the question of whether the intensively scented lavender is edible or poisonous to cats, dogs or humans. We clarify.Lavender is poisonous to some pets [Photo: Chendongshan/ Shutterstock.com]lavender (Lavandula) is a wonderfully smelling herb with a wide range of uses. And many hobby gardeners would certainly like to have their own lavender bush for the garden or balcony. Usually, however, concerns quickly arise as to whether lavender might not be poisonous to ch...
Even if lavender is quite frugal, it needs a little care from time to time. Here you can find out what needs to be considered when cutting, fertilizing and watering.The optimal care of the lavender is important for a rich bloom [Photo: freya-photographer/ Shutterstock.com]All species of the genus Lavandula originally come from the Mediterranean region. lavender meanwhile, however, it also feels at home in more northern countries and can be found in many domestic gardens. However, an adequate ...
Lavender captivates above all with its lush purple flowers. You can find out here how to keep this flower for as long as possible and how to extend the flowering period.No garden should be without lavender [Photo: NAPA/ Shutterstock.com]The heyday of lavenders (Lavandula) is in the summer months from July to August. While lavender opens its flowers in its original home, the warm Mediterranean region, as early as May, we unfortunately usually have to wait a little longer. However, some lavende...
Lavender is associated with warm temperatures, but there are some hardy species and varieties that also survive our winters. We introduce them.Lavender originally comes from the Mediterranean region, but some varieties survive our winter [Photo: Maria Uspenskaya/ Shutterstock.com]The genus lavender (lavender) belongs to the mint family (Lamiaceae) and includes around 30 different species. the True lavender (Lavendula angustifolia) and the spike lavender (Lavendula latifolia) are of the greate...
Since the sowing of lavender is rather laborious, it is usually worth buying a lavender plant. We give tips and show what you should pay attention to.Buying a lavender plant is more worthwhile than sowing it [Photo: ingehogenbijl/ Shutterstock.com]lavender (Lavandula) is a very popular garden plant that should not be missing in any herb garden. During the gardening season you will find the Mediterranean herb in almost every garden center and nursery. There are both mature plants and young pla...
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