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Taken at Mayfield Lavender.
They have two types of Lavender at Mayfields this is the taller one that comes out a bit latter.
Went with BWC friend Peter and had a Lavender Scone with jam and cream with tea - lovely.
I need a reminder today that it's supposed to be Flaming June!! Instead we have had days of cold, wet and windy weather. In contrast, this image was taken on a warm summer's evening :)
It is Lullingstone next to the Eagles place and Lullingstone castle in Kent. Wish you all great Sunday
We have some herbs in our small garden for cooking. And then we have this lavender wich is just for the smell. Reccomend it if you have the possibility:-)
I will get myself a macro lens in near future so I can get these shots the way they are meant to be:p
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Besides its importance as a fragrance, lavender is considered calming to those with nervous tension. Lavender oil is sometimes rubbed into the temples for head pain, added to bath water for an anxiety-reducing bath, or put on a cotton ball and placed inside a pillowcase to treat insomnia. Lavender oil also works as an antiseptic making it a natural treatment option for skin disorders (sourced from HowStuffWorks).
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Valensole’s Plateau is a real lavender jewel. It is 800km² wide, at 500m of altitude, nearby the Mediterranean sea and the Alps. It benefits from a Mediterranean climate with mountain climate influences which gave birth to a rich and colorful vegetation : oak trees, pines, wheat and oat fields, and of course lavender. Or should we say : lavandin.
« Lavande » only groes above 800m of altitude and has a good resistance to the cold. Its flower is thiner and grows at the end of the stem. When harvested, you need 100kg to extract 1 litre of essential oil. Wherease with « lavandin », 40kg will be enough.
« Lavande Aspic » (an other kind of lavender) grows above 600m of altitude. Its leaves are wider and flowers spread along the stem.
« Lavandin » is a natural hybride betwen those 2 kind of lavender.
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The heady scent fills the air at Heacham Norfolk. Norfolk lavender was founded in 1993 it distills it own lavender and tours can see this process in action. Lavender has been used don the ages for this like tension, tridents and depression as well s many other ailments.
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Parc Naturel Regional du Verdon (France) - June 2012
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I took these series of photos while passing by my neighbour's garden. The lavender bush was popping out of the fence. I could not resist taking a few shots. I hope you will like my last image: lavender macro. Wish you a happy new week!
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