lavandula angustifolia

Botanical Name: Lavandula angustifolia
Family: Lamiaceae (Mint family)

What We're Growing:
We grow English lavender for its sweet scent, calming energy, and beautiful purple blooms. It's a cornerstone of both culinary and apothecary gardens.

How We Use It:
We dry lavender for herbal teas, culinary salts, infused oils, and skincare formulas. Its floral notes pair well with honey, lemon, and mint.

Why It’s Good for You:
Lavender is one of the most widely used herbs for stress, sleep, and skin health. Its essential oils promote relaxation, reduce anxiety, and soothe the nervous system.

Used topically, it helps heal minor burns, rashes, and bites. In teas or tinctures, it calms digestion and lifts the spirit.

In the Garden:
Lavender thrives in full sun and dry, rocky soil. It deters pests, attracts pollinators, and requires little water once established.

Fun Fact:
Lavender has been used since ancient times in baths, compresses, and sleep sachets to calm the mind and support restful sleep.