Edible Lavender – Botanical Interests

We often think of lavender only in lotion, oils or candles with its relaxing aroma, even though it's also edible! You can easily substitute lavender for other herbs, especially rosemary, when flavoring sweet or savory dishes. We added lavender to three common kitchen staples—sugar, butter, and syrup—which you can then

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Culinary Lavender

Lavender Flowers Extra Lavender, also known as Lavandula x intermedia, is an evergreen shrub that blooms with beautiful purple flowers from the late spring to early autumn. While it originated in the Mediterranean, lavender is now cultivated in Europe and the Western United States. This sweet herb is in vogue in French cuisine and adds a delicate floral flavor to desserts and breads.

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Herbs Botanica Dried Lavender Flower Buds, sourced from organic lavender plants renowned for their exceptional quality. These fragrant buds are carefully harvested at peak bloom, ensuring maximum potency and aromatic bliss. Our Dried Lavender Flower Buds offer a myriad of uses and benefits. Infuse your living spaces with a soothing, calming ambiance by placing them in drawers, closets, or pillowcases.

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Edible Lavender – Botanical Interests

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Culinary Lavender - Food Grade – Vermont Wildflower Farm