From the team at Gardeners' World Magazine
Enjoy the calming scent of lavender by drying it – we show you how.
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| To do | ||||||||||||
| To do |
J
Do not To do in January |
F
Do not To do in February |
M
Do not To do in March |
A
Do not To do in April |
M
Do To do in May |
J
Do To do in June |
J
Do To do in July |
A
Do not To do in August |
S
Do not To do in September |
O
Do not To do in October |
N
Do not To do in November |
D
Do not To do in December |
There are lots of ways you can enjoy lavender’s fresh, calming scent.
The essential oils are produced in all parts of the plant, but especially in the flowers – so they’re ideal for drying in generous bunches to be placed around the home. You could even use them in wedding bouquets.
This content is exclusive to subscribers. If you are not a subscriber you can access this content by subscribing to Gardeners' World.
Learn how to sow and grow seeds successfully every time – sign up to our online masterclass
Our round up of classic, luxury and wooden deck chairs.
Our round up of the best lawn mower deals of the month on our tried and tested models.
