Lavender harvest

Lavender Hill Farm | Harvesting Lavender |

Lavender flowers are only around for a short time, but there are plenty of uses for lavender leaves! Learn how to harvest, dry & use them in DIY projects.

Helpful tips on how to harvest and dry fresh lavender from your flower garden along with some creative ideas on how to use dried lavender.

Castle Farm, Kent on Instagram: "It’s Lavender harvest time - that wonderful time of year when 400,000 Lavender plants are turned into pure Lavender Essential Oil! The team are hard at work and the farm smells wonderful 💜💜💜 From Field to Bottle!"

Purple Haze is a lavender farm, located on 7 acres in Sequim, WA. The scenic Dungeness Valley of the Olympic Peninsula.

Lavender, prized for its fragrance and beauty, is also a culinary delight that can add a touch of elegance to your dishes. Cultivated primarily for its flowers, the plant is versatile, and certain varieties are perfect for the kitchen. English lavender, or Lavandula angustifolia, is typically the best choice for culinary use due to its

If you have an abundance of lavender in your garden, try drying it to use all year long. Here are 15 ideas of what to do with dried lavender!

How do I dry my lavender? It is best to spread the lavender sprigs out on an old window screen which will ensure proper drying. Make sure the screen is propped up and air flow is able to get above and beneath the screen.

Lavender is a fragrant, easy-to-grow perennial that has a range of uses in the home and kitchen. We spoke with experts to learn the right way to harvest lavender, depending on how you want to use it whether in cooking, dried bundles, fresh floral arrangements, and more.

Learn how, when, and why you should harvest your lavender leaves before winter. As October settles in, it’s the perfect time to start thinking about harvesting the last of your lavender before the winter weather approaches. While most gardeners are very familiar with using the aromatic flowers, don’t overlook the versatility of lavender leaves. Though less potent than the blooms, lavender leaves still carry that familiar fragrance and many of the health benefits lavender is known for.