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Provence, France, is one of the four major countries that produce lavender.

The flower spikes of lavender can be used to dry flowers and ornaments. Lilac, scented flowers and buds can be made into incense jars and sachets, dried flowers can be sealed in the bag to make sachets, and placing sachets in the wardrobe can make clothes have a clear fragrance and prevent moths. The commercial cultivation of lavender is mainly to obtain the flowers of lavender to extract lavender essential oil, which can be used as a fungicide and aromatherapy essential oil.

The flowers of lavender secrete a large amount of nectar, which can produce high-quality honey, and the countries surrounding the Mediterranean are the main producers of lavender honey. The flowers of lavender can be used to make lavender jam, and can be used as ingredients and decorations for pastry cakes. Lavender can be used as a spice in food cooking, on its own, or mixed with other herbs to make a Provençal spice.

Use: Lavender is a vanilla plant that can be used for both flowers and leaves. The flowers and leaves of sweet lavender can be used to make tea or bathe, while the flowers and leaves of lavender are only suitable for bathing. Not suitable for long-term use in pregnant women.

Lavender can reduce stress and depression and benefit the skin. Helpful for burns, headaches, psoriasis, and other skin conditions. Calming, pain-relieving and relaxing effect.