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newly planted lavender
Having recently dug out and replaced some very old, leggy,
too-big-for-the-space lavenders and replaced them with new plants - these were small (8" dia) and cheap - I'm wondering what to do next to accelerate their progress if possible. They're all doing fine, have doubled their bulk since the two months they were planted and have quite a lotof spindly tall flowers now. But there's no woody growth here at all - I could easily cut back hard to less than their original purchased size - it's all green. With this starting point I'm wondering if there are any tricks to get these up to a generous bush size ASAP? Cut off a lot after flowering? Cut back minimally? Do it twice? (late august + spring perhaps?). I've got 8 of these plants dotted around so I'm up for a controlled experiment of alternatives if offered. Grateful for any tips. |
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