Therefore, gardeners need to ensure they remove excess leaves from around the plant to ensure the soil drains well.
This will also reduce the risk of root rot after spring and summer showers.
“As a hardy plant, lavenders are drought resistant, but you should start watering again as the weather warms up and the plant begins to actively grow, particularly if there are any warm or dry spells,” Daniel added.
Lavenders need to be watered sparingly, even on warmer days. Try and water the plants every couple of days.
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