Lavender is a wonderful plant that makes a colorful and fragrant addition to your garden.  But what type should you select?  And how do you care for your lavender plan?  Read on for more details!

Spanish Lavender - The Spanish Lavender plant is one of the four most popular varieties of lavender plants.  The plant itself is a silver-gray herb.  But Spanish Lavender comes to life in the spring when it explodes with blooms.

English Lavender - English Lavender is an evergreen shrub, even though many people think of it as an herb.  There are several different variations, including Jean Davis, Munstead, and Hidcote.

French Lavender - Spanish Lavender is sometimes called French Lavender because it grows wild in France.  However, French Lavender has gray leaves witth serrated edges – compared to the silver-gray leaves and “rabbit ear” flowers of French Lavender.

Pruning Lavender - It is important to prune lavender in order to maintaining a young, healthy bush.  When pruning lavender, the key is to begin when plants are young and still in pots...

Growing Chamomile - Whether you have acres of farm land or just a small bit of a garden at the backyard, you can grow chamomile with ease.

Growing Lavender - Have you ever dreamed of growing lavender – being greeted with a colorful purple field that is as beautiful to smell as it is to look at?   It is easier than you think.

Lavender Farms - Have you ever thought about visiting a lavender farm?  It can be an amazing get away and a treat for the eyes and the nose.

Lavender Flowers - Lavender plants are predominantly found in the Mediterranean region.

Types of Lavender - If you are planning on cultivating lavender flowers, it is important to first choose from the types of lavender based on your requirements.