Propagating lavender has never been easier: If you want to plant it along your fence, for example, don’t spend unnecessarily on seedlings and try these proven methods!

6. Divide mature lavender plants in early spring or late fall.
7. Separate root ball into smaller sections and replant in well-amended soil.
8. Water thoroughly.
9. Layer low-growing lavender branches in early spring.
10. Bury a section of the branch, keep soil moist, and wait for roots to develop before severing.
By following these steps, you can easily propagate lavender from cuttings and expand your garden with beautiful, fragrant plants.