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Lavender
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Can I grow Provence lavender in a container?
I have never planted lavender before and need some information about its habits. How much is it likely to spread?
I just purchased Provence lavender. Can I use it in cooking?
I bought several Provence lavender plants. I live outside of St. Louis, Missouri. The plants look great and are growing but not flowering. Any suggestions? I am growing them all in pots, because I didn't want them to be rabbit food.
How should I grow lavender? Does it stay out for the winter? It is in a pot.
What is the best way to keep lavender plants over the winter?
Can one lavender plant be split into several in the springtime?
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