I picked up this lavander on Sunday from Bodhi, he was apologetic suggesting the roots were rather poor.
Plus lots of fun carving when it has settled.
I might still remove the back branch but will wait for some flowers and foliage before making that decision.Lavander with poor roots?
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Re: Lavander with poor roots?
That is fantastic Gerard, i am pleased that it is so healthy. That is going to be one fantastic tree. You can estimate that tree at 20 years plus.
Please post it when it flowers.

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