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  1. Lavandula dentata
    Lavandula dentataSpecies of plant
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  2. The Spruce
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    How to Grow and Care for French Lavender - The Spruce

    • Here are the main care requirements for growing French lavender. 1. Plant French lavender in the spring to allow time for it to establish itself before the heat of summer. 2. Plant in fast-draining, nutrient-poor… See more

    Pruning

    In regions with mild winters, prune French lavender in the fall. In other regions, prune at the end of winter into early spring after the last frost has passed. Pruning lavenderwil… See more

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    Propagating French Lavender

    French lavender is easily propagated from cuttings: 1. Wait until new growth appears in the spring. It is best to take cuttings right after the plant has bloomed. 2. Using clean snips, cut … See more

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    How to Grow French Lavender from Seed

    Growing French lavender from seed requires patience and specific conditions. Seeds germinate best when collected and started in the fall. 1. Fill small pots with potting soil… See more

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    Potting and Repotting French Lavender

    French lavender does very well when grown in pots. Pot-grown plants are necessary in cold winter areas because you can move the pots indoors to protect the plants. Terr… See more

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    Are French lavender perennials?
    French lavenders are perennial plants that live for several years. The reason some people mistake French lavenders for annuals is that they grow them in a climate that is too cold for French lavender to survive winter and then have to replace the plant every year. French lavenders are not as long-lived as English lavenders.
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    How to Grow French Lavender from Seed
    Potting and Repotting French Lavender
    Are French lavender perennials?
     
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    French lavender is a perennial shrub prized for its soft, gray-green foliage and uniquely fringed leaves, which are serrated or “toothed” (hence the species name “dentata,” which means “toothed” in Latin).

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    French lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) is a variety of the flowering plant Lavandula angustifolia. Native to the Mediterranean region, French lavender is a perennial shrub that is drought-tolerant, hardy, and easy to grow.

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    When do French lavender flowers bloom?
    Early summer to fall. May bloom year-round in climates where frost doesn’t occur. Most French lavenders have narrow, grayish green, finely-toothed leaves, but there’s also a variety with white variegation. Foliage remains evergreen in warmer climates. Lavender to deep blue-violet, tipped with pale purple bracts.

    A Guide to Growing French Lavender - Garden Design

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    What is French lavender?
    Native to the Mediterranean, French Lavender, with its purple flower spikes, has become a worldwide staple and is a popular choice for many gardens with its iconic serrated leaves and gorgeous blooms. Though rarer than the usual varieties of lavender, this lavender requires much of the same care.

    How to Care for French Lavender (Lavandula Dentata) - Backyard Garde…

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    Are French lavender perennials?
    French lavenders are perennial plants that live for several years. The reason some people mistake French lavenders for annuals is that they grow them in a climate that is too cold for French lavender to survive winter and then have to replace the plant every year. French lavenders are not as long-lived as English lavenders.

    How to Grow and Care for French Lavender – Gardener Report

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    Is French lavender easy to grow?
    French lavenders are appreciated around the world for their long flowering season and fine fragrance. Fortunately, growing French lavender is easy, although they do require some specific care and conditions so that they grow healthy and flower to their full potential.

    How to Grow and Care for French Lavender – Gardener Report

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    Where do French lavender plants grow?
    These plants like dry, warm areas. Think of the sunny, hot climates of the Mediterranean where this plant is native, and try to mimic these conditions. Though it is normally planted in the spring, French lavender can be planted in the fall in areas without harsh winter temperatures.

    How to Grow and Care for French Lavender - The Spruce

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    Can French lavender grow outside?
    French lavenders are not cold-hardy and will die if exposed to frost, snow, ice, and freezing temperatures. Most French lavender varieties are hardy in USDA zones 7-11. Therefore you cannot grow French lavender outdoors if your climate experiences cold winters, however, you can grow them outdoors in pots and move them indoors for winter protection.

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    A Guide to Growing French Lavender - Garden Design

    Is French lavender a perennial? French lavender is a perennial that will live for several years when grown under optimal conditions. However, it is not as long-lived as English lavender and typically has a lifespan of 4 to 5 years.

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    How to Grow and Care for French Lavender – Gardener …

    How long do they live? What size do they grow to? Does French lavender need feeding? Will they grow in pots? Winter care for French lavender. Table of Contents. Where will French Lavender Grow? When do they Flower? Best …

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    French Lavender: How To Grow and Care for It in Your …

    Feb 13, 2024 · Pruning Tips. Common Pests and Diseases. Photo: Kosta Nikolopoulos/Getty Images. French lavender, or Lavandula dentata, is a beautiful flowering plant known for its calming, soothing scent and pastel purple …

  6. The Old Farmer's Almanac
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    How to Grow Lavender: The Complete Guide - The Old …

    A bushy perennial, lavender grows from 1 to 3 feet tall, bearing small blue-violet flowers on spikes with blue-green needle-like foliage. ... Spanish lavender (L. stoechas) and French (fringed) lavender (L. dentata) are typically only winter …

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    How to Care for French Lavender (Lavandula Dentata)

    Sep 11, 2024 · French Lavender boasts evergreen leaves, which are lush and charming year-round, and loves a hot, dry climate. It’s a perennial plant that grows up to 3 feet tall and 5 feet wide. On the flip side, the plant can struggle …

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    How to Grow and Care for Lavender ‘Provence’

    Lavender ‘Provence’ (Lavandula x Intermedia) is a perennial, evergreen, subshrub. It is one of the hardiest and most adaptable lavender varieties capable of growing in, hot and cold climates and can even tolerate some humidity. …

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    How To Grow French Lavender (Lavendula dentata)

    May 30, 2023 · French lavender can be grown as a perennial in zones 8-11. These regions provide the right conditions for this heat loving lavender plant. They thrive in warmer climates that do not have harsh freezing temperatures …

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    Lavandula stoechas (French lavender) - BBC Gardeners …

    Lavandula stoechas is commonly referred to as French lavender. It’s an aromatic dwarf shrub with narrow, greyish leaves, and bears dense, oval heads of small purple flowers topped with with a tuft of purple bracts.