Lavender Seeds for Indoor and Outdoor Planting - 10,000+ Flower Seeds

Lavender is an outstanding perennial flower and a great plant to attract butterflies, bees, and other pollinators to your garden. This Mediterranean native is now cultivated, grown, and loved around the world. Grow them alongside your herb garden, in a perennial flower bed, or in containers where you can enjoy their fragrance up-close. Follow our guide to growing Lavender plants, and you'll be delighted with their beauty and usefulness in your garden!

When it comes to planting Lavender, it requires full sun and well-drained soil to grow best. In hot summer climates, afternoon shade may help them thrive. Lavender grows best in low to moderately-fertile soils, so don't amend the soil with organic matter before planting. Lavender performs best in neutral to slightly alkaline soils, so you may need to add lime to raise the soil pH to around 7.0 - we recommend performing a simple soil test for best results. Depending on the variety, space plants 1 to 3 feet apart.

In areas colder than Zone 6 (Zone 6-1), we recommend planting in spring or early summer. In areas warmer than zone 6 (7-10), we recommend planting in early fall so the roots can get established during the cool, moist winter weather. When planting, start with plants that have established strong root systems, prepare a seeding hole whose depth is twice that of the root bulb of the lavender plant, and the width is twice that. If the root system is close to the pot wall, the root system can be "roughened" to encourage outward growth. Plant your lavender with the roots of the root soil, backfill soil around the plant and press hard on the surrounding area, and compress the soil with water to remove air pockets.

Lavender grows into a round, bushy shrub in warmer climates, and it's a lower-growing perennial in colder climates. It ranges from 1 to 3 feet tall and wide and does not require staking. Water young plants well, but don't need frequent watering. Over-watering is a common cause of stress to lavender plants. When it comes to fertilizer, less is more with Lavender - as with watering. You should not need to feed your lavender plants. Lavender shouldn't need mulch to conserve soil moisture, other than extreme cases. If you do mulch, use small sized bark or gravel, and be sure to leave several inches clear around the plant crown, Light-colored gravel or sand mulch can help with drainage and keeping the soil and plant warm.

Lavender flowers in summer, and the flower stalks can be harvested. Even if you aren't harvesting lavender flowers to use, deadhead (cut off) spent blossoms after the flowers fade to spruce up the plant and stimulate a second flowering. Lavender is a woody plant, and it produces its best and most fragrant foliage and flowers from young stems. Prune 2-year and older plants in spring, cutting the woody stems back by one-third. This will stimulate new growth, which produces better foliage and flowering.

In the northern limit of its range, mulching Lavender plants in late fall will protect them from the winter's cold. Pile wood chips or bark mulch on the plants after a freeze. This will insulate them from the cold, Remove the mulch in early spring.

Lavender does not survive well from being divided. To propagate lavender, take cuttings in the early summer. To make cuttings, take a 6 inch long cutting, remove the lower leaves, dip the cut end in rooting hormone powder, and place it into a pot filled with moistened potting soil or sand. Keep in a partly shady location and water well until rooted.

Our pack contains over 10000 premium quality lavender seeds, ensuring you have an abundant supply for both indoor and outdoor planting. These lavender seeds are perfect for planting indoors in pots or containers, allowing you to enjoy the soothing scent and beautiful purple flowers all year round. Create a stunning outdoor lavender garden with our bulk pack of lavender seeds. Plant them in your garden beds, borders or even large containers for a fragrant and colorful display. Our lavender seeds are easy to sow and grow, making them suitable for beginners and experienced gardeners alike. Just follow the simple planting instructions provided and watch your lavender thrive. With its delightful fragrance and vibrant purple flowers, English Lavender is not only visually appealing, but also attracts butterflies and bees, making it a great addition to any garden.

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