Lavender is rich in antioxidants and phytochemicals. The best-known is limonene, which aids in digestion. An infusion of lavender (lavender tea) has also been reported to help with dizziness, fever,  …

OK, everyone who grew up loving those ooey, gooey crispy rice treats, raise your hand. Such a simple, sweet treat, and always well worth the effort of melting the marshmallows  …

Lavender has virtually no calories, no carbs, and negligible fats. Here is the approximate nutrition information for a tablespoon of lavender buds: Source: https://www.nutritionvalue.org/Lavender%2C_raw_nutritional_value.html After consulting dozens of sources, the closest typical  …

Herbes de Provence is a classic herbal mix that’s essential to French and Mediterranean cooking. This mixture of dried herbs adds a certain 'je ne sais quoi' to chicken dishes,  …

This is the only lavender in our collection that is not English lavender but that is good for culinary use. Provence lavender is a hybrid (Lavandula x intermedia) that does  …

Royal Velvet lavender has rich, navy blue flowers with spikes as long as 4 inches atop long stems. This lavender is lovely cut or dried, with great scent and great  …

Betty’s Blue lavender will brighten up your garden with deep violet-blue flowers on tall stems. This is a compact plant that forms a pleasing dome shape; you can keep it  …

Melissa Lilac lavender gets its name from the lovely lilac hue of its flowers. The flowers are cloud-soft and look good enough to eat—but don’t. The intensity of the flavor  …