Lavender Education Blog

Welcome back to our fellow lavender lovers. At the top of our list is to thank all of you for your continued support over the last few years. Though we...

An indigenous plant to the European peninsula, lavender has been cultivated for its favorable aromatic qualities for eons. Used medicinally Lavender has found to be useful in treating anxiety, stress, and insomnia.  For this reason growing lavender indoors can be very beneficial, this post will cover a few tips for growing lavender indoor.

When shopping for Lavender essential oil, it’s important to make sure that you’re getting true Lavender. A common question people ask us is, “Is Lavandin the same as Lavender?“

Lavender has been hailed throughout history as having supreme cleansing qualities. The etymology of the word "lavender" translates into "to wash". Check out these products for keeping your skin clean and soft.

 

Science is minimal but has supported reflexology, millions of people around the world use it to complement other treatments when addressing medical conditions. Combining the treatment with lavender essential oil is sure to increase the benefits.

This science comes from our good friend Curtis Swift, PhD., and CEO of Mesa Lavender Farms in Colorado. Curtis has done the research that I'd love to share with you regarding the scientific support for Lavender essential oil for dementia and the elderly.

Why do we need bees and why are they dying? Bees LOVE lavender, a Sussex study that tested what many gardeners already knew has shown. If you can't grow your own garden, be sure to support farms that provide bees with what they love best!

It is undeniable that Lavender's global history is rich with uses both superficial and medical.