Lavender is one of the most popular plants in our catalog, and not just for aesthetics. It works on several levels: color, shape, scent, symbolism.
Where it comes from
True lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) grows in Provence, Spain, the Balkans, and Crimea. What we sell is cut at peak bloom in July and naturally dried for 3 weeks in a ventilated room.
Benefits at home
Scent
Lavender's essential oils calm the nervous system. Clinically confirmed (Lehrner et al., 2005): dental patients showed lower anxiety with lavender in waiting rooms. A bouquet in the bedroom = calmer sleep.
Natural moth repellent
Moths hate lavender. One small bouquet in a clothes closet replaces chemical mothballs — plus it smells good.
Visually
Purple/blue is a rare natural color at home. Most decor is earthy or green tones. Lavender fills exactly that gap.
How to choose
- Mini (15–20 stems) — nightstand, bathroom, desk.
- Medium (50–80 stems) — centerpiece.
- Large sheaf (150+ stems) — floor vase, entrance console.
What to check when buying: stems should be thick and straight; florets should cling firmly; scent should be confidently sweet-herbal.
Browse lavender bouquets in the catalog, or contact us for custom sizes.
