Category: Lavender oil

It has always been thought that the symbol of romance of lavender is far away in Provence, France, but little did I know that as early as 1964, there were three varieties of French Lavender Provence was introduced to the Yili Valley, located in the four divisions of the 65th regiment. After 50 years of changes, lavender has taken root in the fertile soil of China’s northern border, and it has become a business card, attracting more and more people…

If there is one color to describe Huocheng in Xinjiang, purple is it. Huocheng is located at the same latitude with Provence, France, and its unique natural counter-temperate climate and water and fertilizer conditions make it an ideal geographic environment for large scale lavender planting. With 95% of the world’s lavender, along with Provence, France, Hokkaido, Japan and the Caucasus, Russia, it is one of the world’s four major lavender producing regions. The photographer Ke Li, who specializes in taking…

Lavender (Lavandula lavandula, Labiataceae) Lavender (Latin name: Lavandula angustifolia Mill.) is also known as perfume plant, spirit vanilla, vanilla, yellow vanilla, and lavender. It is a small shrub of the genus Lavandula in the Labiataceae family. Stems erect, stellate tomentose, old branches gray-brown, with striated exfoliating cortex. Leaves striped or lanceolate, with sparse or dense gray stellate tomentum, gray-white or olive-green when dry, entire and revolute. Verticillasters aggregated in interrupted or subcontinuous spikes at branch tips; bracts rhombic-ovate, bracteoles inconspicuous;…

Despite her family’s objections, the young woman insisted that the young man stay home and heal until he was healed. As the days passed, the young man’s leg was healed, and the relationship between them warmed up rapidly. One cool morning, the young man was about to say goodbye, but the young girl did not want her family to oppose her, and she had to leave with the young man to his hometown, which was full of roses. The grandmother…

In ancient times, people used lavender to incense their washed clothes, hence the name “lavender”. Lavender is a semi-shrub of the Labiataceae family, 30-50 cm tall, densely branched at the base, densely pubescent, with linear or linear-needled, opposite leaves. Verticillasters, usually with 6-10 pairs of flowers, are borne at the top of the stem in a continuous spike. Lavender, also known as the “serene perfume plant,” has leaves, flowers, and stems covered with oil glands for extracting essential oils, with…