Imported straight from the kingdom of flowers, Denmark, this is undoubtedly one of the best soil for lavender plants on the market! At 25% perlite, it strikes just the right balance between drainage and retaining enough moisture to keep your lavender thriving and putting out new growth! If your lavender looks a little parched, or you’re worried about it being too dry, try adding some cane, hay or other mulched plant matter to improve moisture retention! Coir peat – a sustainable resource from coconut fibre, is another great option! But even sans all that, it’s still deserving of its place on our list of the best potting soils for lavender on the market!

Is Miracle-Gro the only thing you can find at home depot? Tired of looking for something without added fertilizer? Look no further: this Espoma potting mix is sure to check all your boxes. Its rave reviews will attest to the fact that it’s one of the best soils for lavender in pots on Amazon, and everywhere else. The Ectomycorrhizal Fungi, coupled with the 45-55% sphagnum peat moss, peat humus, perlite, earthworm castings and limestone to adjust pH make a plush, rich medium that’s well suited to all your planting needs! And well suited to its place on our list of the best potting soils for lavender on the market.

Most drier soils on the market are very heavy and full to the brim with wood chips! We were elated to find that this isn’t: it’s both very light-weight and proffers excellent drainage. If you’ve never bought potted soil before, then when you first open the bag, you might be taken aback to find little balls of hard clay inside, but they’re a good thing! They help with drainage, and because they’re clay, absorb excess moisture to keep root rot at bay. You won’t see them very often, and certainly not in some of the more popular potting mediums around, but most people end up having to buy them later anyway. You’re well on your way to reaping the rewards of one of the best soils for lavender in pots on the market! Some reviewers complain of this being a mite too peat heavy, but we didn’t have that problem and found it drained just fine! A little perlite never hurt anybody, though. With that being said, it’s still one of the best soils for lavender plants you’re likely to find.

You and your lavender will love this dirt — we did. That’s why it’s on our list of the best potting soils for lavender on the market! Its custom blend of peat moss, vermiculite and perlite ensures optimal drainage and encourages root growth whilst maintaining a steady pH. For fragrant, healthy and above all, dry lavender you can’t go wrong with one of the best soils for lavender plants on the market. At $14.69 for a bag, it’s a great value for money, particularly if you’re an infrequent or novice gardener that doesn’t want to spend a great deal!

Amazon’s choice for one of the best potting soils for lavender is ours too! This is a great gnat free (seasoned gardeners will know what a considerable feat that is) robust potting mix that your lavender will adore for its rot-resistant properties and quick drainage! This potting medium is in a class all of its own: an ultra-fine blend of coir, fine vermiculite, small stalite and perlite that’s made fresh daily in small batches to ensure optimal quality, a little goes a long way with this small bag of gold!

Remember what I said about lavender liking to be treated mean? SpongEase is an inert natural fiber that contains pretty minimal nutrients, and ordinarily, I’d recommended adding fertilizer or blending it with compost to feed your plants, but lavender prefers low-fertility soil to everything else. It’ll love the SpongEase coco coir just the way it is, and so do we, which is why it’s on our list of the best soils for lavender plants on the market! And boy oh boy, what a lot of soil it is — once you add water it’ll expand to about 2 gallons of soil! Its neutral pH and low salt content make it one of the best soil for lavender in pots out there.

This soil-less potting mix is exactly what the doctor ordered! We were wowed by its “grower grade” Canadian sphagnum peat moss — this certainly isn’t the low quality, unwettable dry-shipped stuff from the box stores that requires boiling water and, once dry, is bone dry and stays that way, impervious to all forms of assault from watering-can or rain. That alone was enough to guarantee its place on our list of the best soils for lavender plants on the market, but if that weren’t enough, this mix is airy and moist, with great drainage and substantial enough texture to develop good soil roots for transplant into garden soil. It has no sogginess and maintains its volume after planting – does not compact after watering in your transplant, so you won’t need to add more soil. The color of the surface is a reliable indicator of whether or not you need to water, and if I had an endless supply, I’d pretty much use it for just about everything. It’s undoubtedly one of the best soils for lavender in pots that you’re likely to find anywhere.

Black Gold’s potting soil is a classic, and for good reason. Its reviews are full of people singing its praises, and that’s why it netted a spot on our list of the best soils for lavender plants on the market! Black and Gold’s 100% organic base consists of screened earthworm castings, Canadian sphagnum peat moss, compost and humus forest, with added perlite & pumice to ensure optimal aeration and drainage so your lavender stays happy, healthy and dry! As this mix is a little rich, we recommend adding some cactus soil to ensure it’s airy and coarse: just the way your lavender likes it.