How to prune anouk french lavender

After each flush of bloom; overall tidy in late summer. Deadhead spent flower spikes individually or lightly shear after each bloom flush. At season's end, trim back by up to one-quarter to maintain a compact mound. Do not cut into hard, bare woody stems.

Several times during growing season; once overall in late summer. Anouk French lavender is a compact cultivar that blooms repeatedly if deadheaded regularly. Prune lightly after each flush of flowers through the season. In late summer or early autumn give a gentle overall trim to maintain shape. Avoid hard pruning into old wood — French lavender tolerates it less than English types.

Deadhead spent flower spikes individually or lightly shear after each bloom flush. At season's end, trim back by up to one-quarter to maintain a compact mound. Do not cut into hard, bare woody stems.