| Herbs
Cultural
information: There are many varieties of
"Lavender" available on today's plant market.
English Lavender is a bit difficult
to start from seed. We recommend you visit the local Garden Center
or greenhouse to purchase
individual pre-started plants, or a patio container with Lavender mixed in.
Plant English Laveder in full sun. Space pre-started plants
24" to 36" apart. Once established English Lavender can consume a
lot of water. Check above ground planters on a daily basis.
The name "Lavender" is derived from the Latin word... lavare
meaning "to wash".
Uses: Aromatic,
Cosmetic, Craft, Culinary, Medicinal and Ornamental
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Harvesting & Storage: Harvest
English Lavender flowers for potpourri at any time. The dried flowers hold their
fragrance for a long time.
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