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Wed, Aug 27, 14 at 11:17
| hello, so this lavender plant i have removed one stem that was completely dry, i know that if the whole plant looks dead - it is dead- but the top growth is still growing and thgere is still a single flower bud to come. i was going to take cuttings if am un able to save it. any advice would be great it sits in a pot of gritty peat/loam in full sun all day! (it's sheltered from strong winds) |
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- Posted by TexasRanger10 7 (My Page) on Wed, Aug 27, 14 at 15:12
| Lavender is a real bug-a-boo. My French one looks worse than that. The Spanish one is looking good but it probably won't make it through winter. The English ones croaked. I decided to try them all to see if any would make it. They went downhill when we got humid in June (except the Spanish). Have you been humid there? That was my best guess here because they were planted in the ground in gritty soil, perfect drainage, full sun and I didn't water them since I read not to do that. I keep saying I will not try them again, then I do. |
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