Thanks for highlighting some of the uses of the lavender plant.The colour lavender is associated with royalty. keep up the good work and I look forward to your next video.👍🍧
Love, love, LOVE! I was intimidated by lavender but got so much joy from the Russian sage this year, I decided to try a half dozen varieties of lavender, et VOILA!! It’s growing! Better yet, it’s BLOOMING!! 🤓👊👊. Thanks for all your timely and inspiring videos. ☺️☺️
Ooooh that lavender ice cream! Wow that look delicious. I live in the cold mountains of Maine with a short growing season so I make sure to just worry about the plants I love and lavender is one of them. Cat mint is another favorite of mine with it's beautiful mint smell and it's ability to flower over and over. I have milkweed for the butterflies, I try to help them as much as possible. I will be looking for more plants in the spring so I will be watching you. Thank you for all the great ideas.............
I love this segment!! Love lavender and all the inspiration you’ve given for so many uses!! The smell is intoxicating! I love putting a little in lemonade. And you’ve shared so many wonderful recipes as well. 💜💜💜💜💜 love lavender!!! And I love the bubble gum petunias. They are often in my summer pallets!!!
Oh I love all purple flowers. Incidentally, I recently collected a few black-n-blue salvia seeds from a park, just before they pruned them down. Will the salvia propagate from seeds? How should I do it to ensure success? I love these older shows too.
It's probably too late to cut them back for a flush in the Fall. In areas with mild winters you can prune after the flowers fade and when winter settles in. Otherwise, wait to do it in the late winter or very early spring. And remember to be ruthless. You can cut them back up to 6-12inches. Good Luck!
Thanks for highlighting some of the uses of the lavender plant.The colour lavender is associated with royalty. keep up the good work and I look forward to your next video.👍🍧
The lavender looks beautiful in the terra cotta pots 🌿😊
I think so too!
Love, love, LOVE! I was intimidated by lavender but got so much joy from the Russian sage this year, I decided to try a half dozen varieties of lavender, et VOILA!! It’s growing! Better yet, it’s BLOOMING!! 🤓👊👊. Thanks for all your timely and inspiring videos. ☺️☺️
Camilla * 👊🏼
Ooooh that lavender ice cream! Wow that look delicious. I live in the cold mountains of Maine with a short growing season so I make sure to just worry about the plants I love and lavender is one of them. Cat mint is another favorite of mine with it's beautiful mint smell and it's ability to flower over and over. I have milkweed for the butterflies, I try to help them as much as possible. I will be looking for more plants in the spring so I will be watching you. Thank you for all the great ideas.............
Thank you again for calming us down....namaste
I love this segment!! Love lavender and all the inspiration you’ve given for so many uses!! The smell is intoxicating! I love putting a little in lemonade. And you’ve shared so many wonderful recipes as well. 💜💜💜💜💜 love lavender!!! And I love the bubble gum petunias. They are often in my summer pallets!!!
Bettina Blalock 💜
Great! I just got my order of seeds, and in it I have Lavender Hidcote Blue....can't wait to plant and enjoy! Thanks for the primer, Allen.
Saw the blue in a garden and they add white to it, so beautiful
Love the lavender smell, bath soap, house spray, lavender oil, love anything lavender
wow allen lavender ice cream sounds very heavenly sweet I well definitely try making that
Nice, Allen. Thanks 💜
Oh I love all purple flowers. Incidentally, I recently collected a few black-n-blue salvia seeds from a park, just before they pruned them down. Will the salvia propagate from seeds? How should I do it to ensure success? I love these older shows too.
Thank you,
Thanks for all the great info.....How/when should Russian Sage be pruned in Arlington Heights IL? Also will the plant spread?
It's probably too late to cut them back for a flush in the Fall. In areas with mild winters you can prune after the flowers fade and when winter settles in. Otherwise, wait to do it in the late winter or very early spring. And remember to be ruthless. You can cut them back up to 6-12inches. Good Luck!
@@PAllenSmith Will do, thank you so much.