Terza Luna Erbe Officinali|Spezie^Lavender, flowers, Provence

LAVENDER, FLOWERS

Lavandula officinalis

Origin: France, Provence

Format: loose flowers

The lavender plant is a perennial, shrubby species belonging to the family of plants Lamiaceae, spontaneous in rocky and mountainous environments. The name derives from the verb "lavare" for its use in perfuming the home bath since the 16th century, while the lavender plant was known under the name of "spigo". There are various species of lavandula, the one you find among our spices online is of superior quality to others. In addition to being widely used in the cosmetic industry and perfumery, the lavender plant also has various therapeutic properties, as an aromatic and medicinal plant. It is no coincidence that the cultivation of Lavandula officinalis is so widespread in the world, to the point of encouraging many individuals to even sow lavender in pots on their balcony.

Properties of lavender and benefits:

This gift of nature is an excellent sedative for the central nervous system. It boasts calming properties, ideal for combating anxiety and insomnia. The healing properties of lavender are exceptional, comparable to those of other spices online, generally better known. A brief massage on the facial nape in the evening will facilitate sleep. Lavender flower tea is also an excellent remedy to ensure well-deserved relaxation, after a hard day at work, being one of the best natural remedies to induce sleep. A valid alternative, recommended especially for women, is the rhodiola root-based tea. In addition to being used to scent drawers and closets, you can also make lovely potpourri using lavender plant twigs with flowers at the ends. Simply fold the branches onto themselves, bringing the flowers inside. This will allow the scent to last longer. An officinal herb that has made the beautiful Provence famous, now lavender online for sale on Terza Luna is ready to enrich your daily life with unique aromas and scents and to let you discover its benefits.

Origin: France, Provence.