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Struggling lavender in soggy UK soil? See how one calcium-rich kitchen scrap helps plants grow bigger and healthier while avoiding kitchen waste mistakes.

You can give your lavender plant a much-needed boost with a simple natural fertiliser you probably already have in the kitchen.