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Tag Archives: winter damage
Lavender Crop Update April 8, 2020
Although the winter got off to a sudden harsh start in early November, all indications so far suggest this has been a pretty good winter for lavender survival. Some new growth at the tips of the shoots was killed off … Continue reading
Early Winter Injury to Lavender – November 21, 2019
At this time of year, plants are still in the process of entering dormancy and are not as hardy as they would be in mid-winter. The recent, sudden cold snap has been very hard on many perennials including lavender because … Continue reading
Managing Winter-Damaged Lavender
This past winter has resulted in significant damage to most lavender cultivars of both Lavandula angustifolia and Lavandula x intermedia (lavandins). Even plants that had row cover on them had damage. The damage to the top of plants is most … Continue reading
Lavender Crop Update – June 1, 2018
Now that lavender plants have “greened” up, it is obvious that this was a very damaging winter for lavender. Generally young plants, plants in sheltered areas, plants under row cover and hardier cultivars (i.e. ‘Folgate’) have performed better, but damage … Continue reading
Lavender Crop Update: Assessing Winter Damage April 24, 2018
With spring finally arriving, it will soon be time to assess how well lavender has survived the winter. This was a harsh winter for lavender, with extreme cold in December and January, a quick melt and flooding in February, and … Continue reading
Progress of Winter Damaged Lavender Plants – June 19, 2014
Over the past few weeks we have been tracking the progress of lavender plants in the Simcoe demonstration plot with winter damage to see their potential to recover. It appears at this point that any plants without any signs of … Continue reading