French lavender in pots

Lavender is loved by herb growers and flower farmers for its delicate aromatic fragrance and soothing properties. In addition to its relaxing properties when ingested, lavender is used in soaps, cosmetics, and is purportedly able to repel insects within companion planting.

English lavender in pots

Lavender has a stellar reputation as a perennial herb, whether grown in the garden or in a pot.

While it can be hardy and prolific, lavender requires specific cultural conditions to thrive. If you’re wondering how to grow lavender in pots and containers, learn more here about how.

Can Lavender Grow in Pots?

Lavender is a good choice for container growing.

Growing lavender in pots may be especially helpful for gardeners with unsuitable soil conditions or limited access to green space. Containerized lavender also allows for moving the plant when weather conditions become too harsh, and it can be winterized indoors, such as in a basement.

Lavender pots need to be large enough for the soil to insulate the plants’ roots and still drain easily.

Lavender in planters also makes an attractive addition to

growing lavender in pots from seed

growing lavender in pots outdoors