I have 14 lavander
plants, all different types and sizes. I tried moving one, the roots are very big and deep. I would not try it, the
plant died anyway after moving, and all that work. I prune mine every
spring about 1/3 to 1/2 off the tip growth. BTW, mine are over 15 yr. old, some are 20 yr. old. I have done a lot of cuttings to start new
plants to give away. They take well in summer. I just take tip cuttings, about 6 in. long, strip bottom leaves off the cutting, and I put about 6 cuttings in a 4 in. pot with
seed starting mix. Do not keep super wet, as they will rot. I keep them in the shade while they are
growing roots, like under an apple
tree.
Darlene