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💜 Lavender Lavandula angustifolia

🌿 Herb 🧬 Mint family (Lamiaceae)

Companion plants for Lavender (Herb): good neighbours to grow together, plants it dislikes, and sowing tips. EkoHarita — Dünya varmış!

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Growing & Sowing Tips

📅 SowingUsually planted from cuttings (propagation) or seedlings in spring after the last frost; production from seed is slow and variable (needs cold stratification). It is a perennial shrub.
🌱 DepthSeedling/cutting planting; if sowing seed, near the surface (≈0.3 cm), it needs light to germinate
📏 Spacing60-90 cm (for good air circulation; 30-45 cm for a low hedge)
🌞 SunFull sun (6-8 hours)
💧 WateringLow; drought-tolerant once established, water sparingly and infrequently. Excess water/moisture causes root rot — the most critical care point is good drainage
🧺 HarvestOnce the flower buds color up and start to open, cut with the stem (summer, June-August); for drying, pick before they fully open
🪴 SoilSandy/gravelly, very well-draining, chalky; pH 6.5-7.5. It rots in heavy/wet soil — use a raised bed or add gravel if needed
⭐ DifficultyModerate (good drainage and dry conditions essential)
🗓️ SeasonSummer

📅 Calendar is for the Northern Hemisphere; in the Southern Hemisphere shift sowing times by ~6 months.

💡 Key tip: Lavender is a powerful pollinator (bee/butterfly) attractor and natural pest repellent: the linalool it contains keeps away moths, fleas, aphids and mosquitoes. Prune lightly after flowering; NEVER cut back to old/woody stems (they don't regrow), prune from fresh leaf-bearing shoots.
🤝 Companion logic: Of Mediterranean origin, it is a drought-loving, lime-loving plant; with its strong scent it repels moths and many pests and draws pollinators. It is a classic good match with roses (repels aphids), brassicas (repels the cabbage moth), fruit trees (repels the codling moth + aids pollination) and alliums. CAUTION: it wants dry, well-drained soil; it has a condition mismatch with frequently watered, moist vegetable beds (e.g. it has a scent benefit with tomato, but tomato wants far more water — use cautiously). Don't plant it next to invasives like mint, which will smother the lavender.

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