Stacey's lavender plants turned grey and died after adding compost, topsoil, and mulch. The likely culprit is a pest or pathogen introduced with the new soil.
If pests are found, consult a local nursery for an appropriate insecticide. Unfortunately, lavender that has turned completely grey is unlikely to return.
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