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Lavender oil is an
essential oil
obtained by
distillation from the
flower spikes of
certain species of
lavender.
There are over 400
types of
lavender...
- that the
garden varieties were
hybrids between true
lavender L. angustifolia and
spike lavender (L. latifolia).
Lavandula has
three subgenera: Subgenus...
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Lavandula latifolia,
known as
broadleaved lavender,
spike lavender, a****
lavender or
Portuguese lavender, is a
flowering plant in the
family Lamiaceae...
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lavender, true
lavender and
English lavender (though it is not
native to England); also
garden lavender,
common lavender and narrow-leaved
lavender....
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Lavandula stoechas, the
Spanish lavender or
topped lavender (U.S.) or
French lavender (U.K.), is a
species of
lavender native to the
Mediterranean Basin...
- in 1862 he
published his recipe.
Originally it used beeswax, oil of
spike lavender,
spirits of turpentine,
elemi resin and
copal varnish, and was complex...
- costmary, cowslips, daisies, fennel, germander, hyssop,
lavender,
spike lavender,
cotton lavender, marjoram,
maudeline (sweet yarrow), pennyroyal, roses...
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ingested or
absorbed through the skin. Most
common essential oils such as
lavender, peppermint, tea tree oil, patchouli, and
eucalyptus are distilled. Raw...
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spikes of
purple flowers,
topped with pale
violet bracts,
first appear in late spring. The
whole plant is
strongly aromatic with the
typical lavender...
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species including the
closely related valerian genus, as well as
Spanish lavender;
these cheaper, more
common plants have been used in perfume-making, and...
