Dried Lavender Bouquet: Betty's Blue
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$15.00 - Regular price
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$15.00
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Enjoy the beauty and fragrance with a dried lavender bundle. Each bundle is hand harvested and dried in our barn and then wrapped in a compostable cellophane bag to protect buds from shedding. Approximately 9-11" in length.
Suggested uses: Debud and use in sachet pillows, culinary, wedding favor, Lavender confetti, no maintenance vase bouquet, etc.
$12.50 when you buy 2 or more. Discount automatically applied to cart. No pesticides or herbicides are used in the production of our lavender. Product of New Jersey, USA
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Our on farm pick up is not ready yet so local order pick ups are at our friend's farm store. Available during their regular business hours only. You will receive an email when your order is ready for pick up.
Sickler's Circle View Farm
450 Bridgeton Pike
Monroeville, NJ 08343
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Wednesday - Friday 11AM-5PM
Saturday 9AM-4PM
Sunday 10AM-4PM
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Lavender FAQs
What is the difference between Lavender and Lavandin?
Lavender [Lavandula Angustifolia] is known as true lavender or "English Lavender". It has a sweet, floral fragrance.
Lavandin [Lavandula x Intermedia] is also called "French Lavender". It has a stronger herbal fragrance due to the high camphor found in the oil.
Can I use Lavender or Lavandin Essential Oil on my skin?
It is recommend to dilute Lavender or Lavandin essential oil to 2-3% in a carrier oil for safe skin use. We offer pre-diluted essential oil rolls. You can shop them by clicking here.
Are all Lavender buds edible?
Lavandula Angustifolias or "English Lavenders" are best for culinary use. Lavandin or "French Lavender" are not suitable for culinary purposes due to the high camphor in the buds which gives a bitter taste.
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