Eucalyptus
Silver dollar eucalyptus grown in a bush like shape and harvested for fresh bunches.
Eucalyptus is a very thirsty plant, when keeping in a vase be sure to add water regularly.
Lavender
Discover the depths of the herb, Lavender, with your sense of smell.
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Immerse yourself into the magic of lavender la la land.
English lavender has a light and sweet fragrance. Perfect for creating a moment of relaxation with a simple sniff.
The essential oil fragrance of lavender is held within the plants buds. Gently squeeze the buds of the plant and notice the floral aroma.
English Lavender blooms twice a year. Once in the spring and again the fall. To keep your vibrant bunches lasting for months to years to come, it is essential to thoroughly dry them. This means, no water and lots of air!
One method of drying includes separating your fresh lavender bunch into mini bunches and hanging them upside down. This strategy supports the buds to dry straight with gravity‘s help!
Keeping your lavender out of direct sunlight helps maintain its beautiful vibrant color!
When buds of your English lavender fall off, gather them and get creative in the kitchen! English lavender is culinary grade and it’s sweet floral flavor complexion makes the perfect evening cup of lavender tea. 🫖
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Smell
Inhaling, appreciating the aromas in the air. Forever grateful for the floral fragrance that enters.
“...sense of smell or fragrance is deft and immediate. Experts tell us that smell is the most faithful of all the senses in terms of memory. The smells of one’s childhood still remain within.”
