Ah the joys of gardening! Its the little successes that make it all so worthwhile. Back in June, I propagated lavender from lavender I had in my garden. (There’s a post on this in the gardening section.) Now it is early September and there is evidence of success. A lavender bud has formed on one of the propagated plants. Oh joy!

With the recent success of my blue potato bush and now the lavender, I could really get into propagating plants. I have a vision for where these new plants will be going in my garden. Believe me, I have a lot of space to fill. I plan to have a border of lavender and potato bushes. However, with the propagated plants, it will take a bit longer for them to reach a decent size. Yes, I would get faster results by purchasing more mature plants at the nursery, however, I kind of like this whole propagating thing.
As always, HAPPY Gardening!
Congratulations! I love lavender and a visit to some of the lavender farms in Washington State was a special treat some years ago. They had cute names and one I recall was ‘Purple Haze’.
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Thanks! I did not know about the lavender farms in Washington State. A bit closer than Provence. I will have to look into this. By the way…Love your photos!
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The beautiful lavender farms of the Sequim-Dungeness Valley on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State have long been known as the source for premium lavender and lavender products.
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