English Lavender

English Lavender Lavandula angustifolia is a classic and fragrant herb cherished for its soothing purple flowers and calming scent Ideal for gardens borders and containers this hardy perennial thrives in sunny well drained soil and attracts pollinators like bees and butterflies Beyond its ornamental beauty English Lavender is prized for its culinary and aromatic uses from teas and sachets to essential oils and natural remedies A timeless addition that brings elegance fragrance and wellness to any space

Usage and Benefits

English Lavender should be planted in spring or fall in full sun and sandy or well drained soil Space plants one to two feet apart and water moderately especially during dry periods Avoid overwatering to prevent root rot Once established it requires minimal care and benefits from annual pruning after flowering Lavender blooms from late spring to summer and can be harvested for fresh or dried use in cooking sachets or crafts It is also distilled into essential oil for relaxation and skin care

Fun Fact

English Lavender has been used since ancient times not only for its scent but also for its role in warding off pests promoting sleep and purifying the air in homes and sacred spaces