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Spanish Lavender

11 years ago
I live in inland California and would like to use Spanish Lavender as a edging plant. If it is planted in well drained soil, full sun, and pruned twice a year, how long I can expect it to last (a conservative estimate). I have heard they get very woody in 3 years or so, start losing their shape and vigor and need to be replaced in 3-4 years? Thank you
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    11 years ago

    Yes, we replace them 3-5 years, selective pruning in late October, the key is not to plant too close to hardscape edges- most gardeners will hack them back- unlike our gardener above.

    Thanks for your comment & question!

  • 11 years ago

    Thank you very much for your swift reply!

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