Lavender thrives in full sun, heat, and well-drained soil — conditions that don't suit water-loving impatiens. Instead, pair lavender with drought-tolerant annuals like marigolds, verbena (especially Superbena), scaevola, nasturtiums, and cupheas such as cigar plant or Mexican heather. These companions share lavender's love of sun, heat, and sharp drainage.
Plant in fresh, loose soil with time-release and organic fertilizers at planting time. Avoid heavy, moisture-retentive soils that can rot lavender's roots.
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