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Lavandula
Angustifolia is the
botanical name for True lavender
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Lavandula Latifolia
is the botanical name for Spike lavender
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Lavendula Streles is
the botanical name for French lavender
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The name lavender
is derived from the Latin word Lavo which means to wash.
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Lavender is of the
mint family
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The growing,
cultivation and use of lavender originated in ancient Rome and
Greece
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The washerwomen of
medieval England were known as Lavenders
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The French have been
growing lavender since the early sixteenth century
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Lavender stalks can be
used as incense or burned in the fireplace
Aromatic Properties
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Balancing
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Soothing
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Tranquility inducing
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Centering and
grounding of the mood, mind and/or emotions
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Romantic inspiration
Medicinal Properties
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Skin antiseptic,
soother, and healer
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Burn and sting
reliever
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Scalp moisturizer
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Sleep and relaxation
inducer
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Depression reliever
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Respiratory
expectorant
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Insect repellent
Beautification and decorative properties
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Long lasting and
regenerative sachet
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Bath and wash water enhancer
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Air freshener
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