- weed in
parts of Spain.
Lavenders flourish best in dry, well-drained,
sandy or
gravelly soils in full sun.
English lavender has a long
germination process...
- than
common lavender (Lavandula angustifolia),
being less frost-resistant, but
harsher and more
resinous in its oils. Like
other lavenders, it is ****ociated...
-
Lavender (floral) (#B57EDC) #B57EDC
Lavender (web) (#E6E6FA) #E6E6FA
Lavender is a
light shade of
purple or violet. It
applies particularly to the color...
- also
known as sea-
lavender, statice,
caspia or marsh-rosemary.
Despite their common names,
species are not
related to the
lavenders or to rosemary. They...
- A
lavender marriage is a male–female mixed-orientation marriage,
undertaken as a
marriage of
convenience to
conceal the
socially stigmatized ****ual orientation...
-
lavender (see also
Lavandula stoechas), it is
commonly grown as an
ornamental plant and its
essential oil is used in perfumes. Like
other lavenders,...
- up
lavender in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Lavender is a
genus of
flowering plants,
especially the
species Lavandula angustifolia.
Lavender may...
-
Lavender Town (****anese: シオンタウン, Hepburn:
Shion Taun,
Shion Town) is a
fictional village in the 1996
video games Pokémon Red and Blue.
Stylized as a haunted...
-
angustifolia and L.
latifolia (spike
lavender) are
called Lavandula × intermedia. They
bloom later than the
ordinary English lavenders.
Lavandula Xeriscaping "Lavandula...
- rock sea-
lavender, is an
aggregate species in the
family Plumbaginaceae.
Despite the
common name, rock sea-
lavender is not
related to the
lavenders or to...
