Harvest lavender

Did you know that you can use lavender leaves as well as those pretty buds? Here's what to know about the best uses for lavender leaves. #lavenderuses

Timing is key when it comes to knowing when to cut back lavender. Learn the right techniques for pruning hardy lavender plants.

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.

Lavender is great to pick for small bouquets or to add sprigs to bigger arrangements with other cut flowers. You can also gather it to use in sachets and cooking! But it’s important to know how to harvest lavender—and when for optimum use. Keep reading to get great gardening tips on ow to harvest lavender for bouquets, culinary uses, and DIY projects!

I just taught myself how to harvest Lavender the easy way! I didn’t follow any expert instructions, but it still worked. Now I have multiple mason jars full of dried Lavender ready for DIY projects! Here’s how I did it… Last Summer, our Lavender in our front gardens was growing quite nicely and at the end...Read More

Explore 10 Interesting Facts About Lavender. From its rich history to its versatile uses, discover the wonders of this beloved herb.

Advance Order on new crop. Lavender wands are handmade from real lavender flowers I grow here on the coast of California. This listing is for orders of five (5) small 8 inch lavender wands. It gives you 25% off of full price. One each of the purple, plum, violet, lavender, and orchid. Lavender wands can only be made while the lavender flowers are still on the stems and the stems can be bent without breaking so the flowers fill the end of the finished wand. Too soon and the flowers will not…

Lavender is a pretty, aromatic herb which, depending on the particular species, emits violet, yellow or white flowers. Do you want to know how to grow lavender from seed? Read this post.

Learn how to harvest & dry your own lavender! Tips on how & when to cut fresh lavender, how to store them and how long they stay fragrant.

You know those little purple buds on lavender plants? The ones that end up in all those lavender-scented lotions, room sprays, and essential oils? Yep, those