Over time, lavender plants can become leggy, woody and unattractive, which is why it's best to trim them. Most experts ...

Lavender is sensitive to excess moisture, making it vulnerable to winter pruning,' explains Emma Fell, head of horticulture at Hillier Garden Centre and Nurseries. 'Trimming lavender in winter can ...

Lavender plants make for a stunning addition to all gardens, no matter the size and climate. However, lavender plants can be finicky to care for and tend to become woody and sparse if not properly ...

As gardeners start to prepare their outdoor spaces for spring, a gardening expert has shared which plants to prune in ...

suggested that the best time for pruning lavender is late spring or early summer for "optimal blooming". She added: "This timing allows the plant to recover and produce new growth before winter." ...

If left to grow freely, lavender will become leggy and untidy. To ensure these plants look and feel their best, we asked experts to share their tips for pruning lavender the right way. There are a ...

Lightly shearing over aubrieta, lavender and alyssum after flowering combines deadheading with light pruning ... garden look tidier and stop pests from using the leaves as shelter over winter.