LAVENDER is part of the broad botanical genus (Lavandula)
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LEARNING ABOUT LAVENDER
LAVENDER IS A WONDERFUL HERB
"Lavender" is part of the broad botanical genus - Lavandula. This is thought to be made up of 50 different varieties.
Many uses of Lavender are: cosmetic, medicinal, crafts, culinary and decorating.
"Lavender" is part of the broad botanical genus - Lavandula. This is thought to be made up of 50 different varieties.
Many uses of Lavender are: cosmetic, medicinal, crafts, culinary and decorating.
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GROWING LAVENDER
I started growing lavender in 2008 and it is coming along nicely. I started some with seeds and I bought some plants at the garden center. Mumstead grows well in Zone 5. The lavender will be more plentiful for me this year than in other years as the plants are bigger.
Lavender grows best in dry well drained sandy or gravelly soil.
I will dry the lavender, tying bunches together and hanging upside down in an attic or up high in a dry not humid area.
Lavender grows best in dry well drained sandy or gravelly soil.
I will dry the lavender, tying bunches together and hanging upside down in an attic or up high in a dry not humid area.
LAVENDER SEEDS
LAVENDER PLANTS
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Lady Lavender Plant - Good Scents - 4" Pot
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Munstead Lavender Herb - Perennial - 8 Plants
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Hidcote Blue Lavender Herb - 8 Perennial Plants
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Jean Davis English Lavender Herb - Perennial - 25 Plants
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LAVENDER JOURNALS
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Write down your Lavender growing progress, tips and ideas you have learned.
LAVENDER PHOTOS
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Tiddledeewinks Aug 21, 2008 @ 8:00 pm | delete
- I have a garden but I'll need to add lavender now for putting in vases and drying for sashets. I tried some once to no avail. I have good luck with sunflowers.
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Pierce_This_2
Sep 22, 2007 @ 8:50 am | delete
- I'm a big lavender fan. Love the smell, love the look. How to measure a belly button ring
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