Appearance and Aroma:  Very fragrant, bright blue-purple buds.

Uses:

• Cosmetic:  Use to make floral water, facial toners, soap, shampoo, lotions, creams and other personal care products.
• Decorative:  Lavender flowers add color and textural interest to floral displays and potpourri.
• Culinary:  Add to salads, soups, baked goods, teas and other beverages. The flowers can also be used to produce a simple syrup.
• Household:  Add to linen closet and drawer sachets.
• Aromatic:  Use the flowers to make perfumes and infused oils.
• Industrial:  Use the flowers to make perfumes and infused oils

Many ancient cultures believed that lavender helped cleanse the mind and body. In the Middle Ages, lavender was ascribed the power to take away the fear of the devil and witches, so it became a mandatory attribute in priestly ordination and was declared a sacred plant by the Catholic Church.

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