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Lavender Herb Is A Bushy Perennial Growing From One To Three Feet Tall. The Needle-Like Foliage Is Blue-Green To Gray And Has A Balsam-Like Scent. The Spike Flowers Are Either Lavender Or White Depending On The Variety. Lavender Herb Is Best Planted In The Spring As The Soil Is Warming Up. If Planted In The Fall, Use Bigger Plants To Ensure Survival Over The Winter. Plant Lavender 2 To 3 Feet Apart. It thrives in any poor or moderately fertile soil. Keep away from wet, moist areas. Plant Lavender Herb In Full Sun And Well-Drained Soil (Add Organic Matter To Improve Heavy Soils). Starting With The Proper Conditions Is Essential For Successfully Growing Lavender. Water Plants Deeply But Infrequently, When The Soil Is Almost Dry.