Lavender cuttings are very easy to propagate in summer and spring and will root within 3-4 weeks. I usually grow them in pots for a few extra weeks or even months before transplanting to their individual pots.💡I grew all our lavender from cuttings and it didn’t take that long for the hedges to mature and look great. 💡Propagation has been my passion for over 40 years and I created hundreds of lavender plants. I know that many of you have already successfully propagated lavender after watching m

Propagating Lavender 🌱 Part 2 📆 It’s been two weeks since we started these cuttings and it’s time check for new root growth. 🌱 Give each cutting a small tug, if there is resistance, roots are starting by to form! You can also gently remove the cutting from the dirt to inspect the root growth. Be sure to tuck it back in to keep growing. ⏰ Not seeing any roots? Give it more time! Some varieties take longer to form roots. PROPAGATING RECAP ⬇️ 🚫 Before you begin, check to make sure your lavender

Propagating Lavender: Part 1 Before you begin, check to make sure your lavender plant is not patented. If it is, you are not allowed to propagate it. Only the patent holder or those with a license are allowed to. This information can be found on the plant tag or you can do either a Google Patent Search or use the “Patent Public Search” database. Using clean tools, take a 3-4 inch cutting from your plant. Be sure to have about an inch of wood at the bottom. This will help ensure a more successful