No garden is complete without lavender. Instantly recognisable, its beautiful perfume and eye-catching flowers instantly elevate any garden scheme.
Lavender is a relatively low-maintenance plant, even in a heatwave. Growing lavender should be at the top of the list for anyone looking for drought-tolerant plants. However, while it is tolerant of hotter temperatures, there are a few garden jobs you should do in July to ensure your lavender thrives rather than just survives.
‘With sensible watering and a little shade at the peak of the day, lavender will not just survive the heatwave – it’ll keep sending you fragrant flowers for weeks,’ says…
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