Lavender's fresh, herby scent is unique, and the flowers can retain their lovely smell for a long time when dried properly. Dried lavender can be decorative, used in potpourri, in a scented satchel, ...

A bundle of fresh lavender lies in a basket. - Nataliya Nazarova/Shutterstock Lavender growing wild and profusely in your outdoor space can add abundant color, texture, and scent to your yard. If you ...

To naturally dry out fresh lavender, wrap the stems in a tight bundle and hang upside down for at least two weeks or until all the moisture has been released from the bouquet. Pop your bouquet in a ...

Have you visited one of New Mexico’s lavender farms? I did, loved the experience, and have been baking with this flower-like herb ever since. It imparts a gentle whisper of flavor — floral, sweet, ...

Many bioactive substances found in lavender are thought to have health benefits. These substances include terpenes, polyphenols, and flavonoids. Linalool and linalyl acetate (two types of terpenes) ...

Lavender has long been known for its floral aroma and attractive purple color. Used at least since the medieval period, the plant and its many variations have commonly been used in perfumes, soaps, ...

Lavender oil is an essential oil made from the lavender plant. People use it to promote relaxation and sleep, and it may also be good for helping treat certain skin conditions. Share on Pinterest ...