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2000 Lavender Seeds for Planting Organic Lavandula Angustifolia, Non-Gmo Perennial Flowering Lavender Plants for Outdoors & Indoor Garden, Suitable for Gardening Enthusiasts TLBH
2000 Lavender Seeds for Planting Organic Lavandula Angustifolia, Non-Gmo Perennial Flowering Lavender Plants for Outdoors & Indoor Garden, Suitable for Gardening Enthusiasts TLBH
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- Packaging and Preservation: Each package contains 1,000 lavender seeds to plant, meticulously sealed in an opaque, moisture-proof plastic pouch. This packaging effectively prevents humidity and sunlight exposure, ensuring the seeds remain in optimal condition during storage. The generous quantity of lavender seeds organic facilitates easy sharing with household and neighbours, and can also be stored for future planting seasons, ensuring they are readily available when needed.
- High-grade Quality of Organic Non GMO Lavender Seeds: Our lavender seeds perennial outdoor are sourced from the USA and are guaranteed to be fresh and of high-grade quality. Freshness ensures a high germination rate and higher yields, providing growers with abundant harvests and greater satisfaction.
- Versatile Applications of Lavender Seeds for Planting Outdoor Or Indoors: Lavender is a versatile herb. It offers significant ornamental value, suitable for crafting dried flowers or as an ornamental plant. Its distinctive fragrance is known for its calming and soothing properties, making it widely used in aromatherapy. Additionally, lavender has therapeutic merits that can help address some psychological and physiological conditions.
- Growing Advantages of Planting Lavender Flowers: Lavender is an low-maintenance plant that thrives in full sunlight, adaptable to multiple plant settings. Lavender flower seeds can be cultivated in indoor pots, trays or other containers, garden beds, cottage gardens, or along pathways. Its versatility and practicality make it an optimal addition to any home or garden, enhancing aesthetic appeal and creating a pleasant atmosphere.
- Sharing and Communication of Lavender Seeds to Plant Outside: We are committed to sharing and discussing lavender cultivation experiences with all gardening enthusiasts. We welcome the exchange of planting techniques, maintenance methods, and interesting facts about lavender plant seeds, fostering a collaborative setting where we can collectively enjoy the pleasures of gardening.
- Multiple Uses: The lavender flowers plants grown from these seeds have multiple uses. The flowers can be used in fresh and dried flower arrangements for decorative purposes, dried for potpourri, or even used in home-made crafts and products. They're a versatile addition to any house or garden.
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Chose A Sunny Location
Lavender plants need well drained soil and full sunlight. Choose a location that will receive at least 6 hours of full sun each day and that plants can grow undisturbed by regular digging, like container.
Prepare Well-drained Soil
Prepare soil by weeding it thoroughly and digging it over to loosen it. Water when the soil is dry about 5cm below the surface (test this by scratching away a little soil with your finger). Avoid watering the leaves of plants to avoid fungal diseases.
Transplant Plant to Outdoor Graden
Transplanting plants outdoors after the lavender grow to about 3 inches. Your tiny lavender plants need to grow established root systems before you transplant them outdoors in your garden. Just wait until they're about 3 inches (7.6 cm) tall, which often takes 1 to 3 months.
Prune Flowers Regularly
Deadhead lavender flowers regularly during the growing season. When plants have finished flowering prune them back to neaten them and encourage strong new growth. Do not prune into the woody base of the branches.
Lavenders Planted in Garden and Courtyards
Lavender, a long-blooming flowering plant with its stunning purple flowers, is an optimal addition to backyards and courtyards. Especially when lavenders are planted alongside other flowers, such as roses and daisies, a rich layered flower landscape is created.
Lavenders Planted in Terraces and Balconies
Lavender is also suitable for growing in terraces and balconies due to it's high adaptability to different types of soils and environments. By selecting the right containers and soil, and pairing it with drought-resistant plants like succulents, you can create a small, fragrant balconies, which not merely beautifies the space but also releases a fresh aroma, improving your good mood index.
Lavenders Cultivated in Field Borders
Lavender's insect-repelling nature makes it an excellent choice for planting along the borders of cultivated fields. As a biological vermin barrier, it reduces the need for pesticides and enhances the aesthetic appeal of the agricultural landscape.
Lavenders As Tourist Attraction
Lavenders are cultivated for commercial purposes in some regions. Large tracts of lavender fields are not only used to extract essential oils, but also treated as a famous tourist attraction. These lavender fields draw a large number of visitors who come to admire the breathtaking purple vistas.
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