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Revision as of 16:50, 26 September 2016
Start
Starting a Lavender Farm
Spacing between rows 5', weed cloth, between plants 1 foot, drip irrigation to prevent splitting, alkaline soil up to 7, look for species suited for your area, direct sunlight, well drained soil.
Lavender Guide : Caring for Lavender
Caring for 'Grosso' lavender involves watching out for field pests who eat the roots, pruning each plant once a year and improving air circulation around the plant by clearing away sticks and leaves. Care for lavender plants with tips from a lavender-farm owner in this free video on lavender.
Lavender Guide : Planting Lavender
Planting lavender requires a Mediterranean-type climate with full sun, well-drained soil and ample room to grow. Plant lavender at least 24 inches apart with tips from a lavender-farm owner in this free video on lavender.
A short tour of some popular lavender plants with Bill Merrill
Choosing Lavender
Plant list
Mountain Valley in Oregon
https://www.mountainvalleygrowers.com/herbplantlist.htm
Croos ref names
https://www.mountainvalleygrowers.com/herbcrossref.htm
GUIDE FOR ORDERING
Mountain Valley in Oregon
https://www.mountainvalleygrowers.com/herborderinfo.htm
Chart List
| Name | Zone | Size | When | Location | About | | Name |
| Lavandula 'Grosso' | 5 - 7 | 30-32" tall x 3-4' wide | mid-summer flowers | well drained soils | About abundant harvest, wands, sachets, potpourris, culinary use, honeybee | | Name |
| Super French, Lavandula x intermedia 'Super' | Zone | 30-32" tall Spread 36-48" wide | When | Location Well Drained, coastal | Drought Tolerant, Full Sun, Low to No Irrigation, Low Maintenance, Low Water Use, No Irrigation, Tolerates Light Frost, Tolerates Dryness, Wind Tolerant | | Bee Friendly, Rabbit Resistant |
| ENGLISH LAVENDER | Zone 5 | 2 to 3 feet | When | Location | Medium Purple | Lavandula angustifolia |
| HIDCOTE LAVENDER | Zone 5- 11 | 18 inches | When | Location grows better where summers are in the 80's rather than 90's. slow growing. | Dark Purple | Lavandula angustifolia 'Hidcote' |
| JEAN DAVIS LAVENDER | Zone 5- 11 | 18 inches | When | Location | Culinary, Dried Flower, Fragrant Ornamental, Medicinal pale pink flowered | Lavandula angustifolia 'Jean Davis' |
| Name | Zone | Size | When | Location | About | | Name |
| Woodbridge White | Zone | Size | When | Location | About | | Name |
| Viridis Yellow | 8-11 | Height: 3 Feet | When | Location | Cream with Yellow Flower | | Name |
Super French, Growing Conditions: Coastal Conditions, Drought Tolerant, Full Sun, Low to No Irrigation, Low Maintenance, Low Water Use, No Irrigation, Tolerates Light Frost, Tolerates Dryness, Well Drained, Wind Tolerant
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Pruning
Downderry nursery in England The speaker in the second video is from Downderry Nursery.
OIL
How It's Made - Lavender Essential Oil 5:00 https://youtu.be/Cz_jYx4dF0U
Discovery and Science Channel's How It's Made Lavender Essential Oil episode.
Mike's Essential Oil still
Mike demonstrates how quickly and easily it is to set up and operate his essential oil still. Able to extract essential oils in a third of the time it takes other stills on the market. As it has been designed to work with essential oil extraction on a personal scale so even the hobbiest can use it, yet the speed at which it extracts the oils attracts "production level" attention. http://www.mikesstills.com/
How to make essential oil using steam distillation Watch as Laura explains the process of how to use steam distillation to make essential oil. In this video she uses juniper for the demonstration. 18:43 Basics small glas system
Cuttings
Propagating and Growing Lavender From Cuttings
http://www.growyourheirlooms.com Lavender has many wonderful uses. People use it for tea, essential oil and fragrance. I love the lavender plant for its shear beauty. The plant attracts lots of beneficial bugs to your garden. Propagating lavender is very easy. In the video I'll show you just how simple it is.
Alan Gray tells you everything you need to know to take cuttings from lavender! Thanks to Emma for asking us the question...if you have a horticultural conundrum you'd like help with, get in touch: Twitter: @getgardeningnow Facebook.com/getgardeningnow https://youtu.be/jR9g-B8_EnE
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