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M Felix Eysseric said that he found lavender in Sweden, adapted to the bitter winter cold and probably protected by the snow. Lavandula Officinalis (in several varieties) grows wild in the south of France, in Italy, Corsica and Yugoslavia.
In winter, consider growing lavender indoors in a room thatâs cooler than the rest of the house. Aim to keep roots alive through winter, but not to push heavy new growth. Water your lavender after planting, and then pull back on the water. During cooler winter months, water only when soil is dry to the touch about 1 inch deep. Consider using a terra-cotta pot for growing lavender indoors. The porous clay pot sides lose moisture, which can help prevent root rot. Choose smaller lavender varieties for indoors.