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• The English Lavender liquid soap is around, but can be hard to find.
• Old English lavender grows up to 2 feet tall with tall flower spikes.
• Included in the periphery are dwarf Indian hawthorn, English lavender, and sword fern.
• Customers can request pure English lavender dried buds for cooking.
• Among the most popular English lavenders are Hidcote, Munstead, Sharon Roberts and Twickle Purple.
• The genus, Lavandula, contains 28 species, including L . angustifolia, commonly known as English lavender.
• Bonny Doon Farm of Santa Cruz calls itself " America's original fine English lavender estate ."
• Marmalade and blueberry conserve, both with English lavender, are eight ounces for $ 4.95, both for $ 9.40.
• But Americans more often shun such display, opting for refinements as faint and elusive as the scent of English lavender.
• I bought one flat of scarlet geraniums, another of salmon impatiens, three pots of English lavender and a dill plant.
• English lavender makes the highest-quality essential oil, but Lavendin produces more oil and is prettier than the rather gray English lavender.
• English lavender makes the highest-quality essential oil, but Lavendin produces more oil and is prettier than the rather gray English lavender.
• Marmalade and blueberry conserve, both with English lavender, are eight ounces for $ 4 . 95, both for $ 9 . 40.
• Most say English lavender ( L . augustifolia ) has the sweetest fragrance, with a certain culinary preference forming around pink lavender Melissa.
• Of the many species of lavender, the two major ones are English lavender ( Lavandula angustifolia ) and the hybrid Lavendin, often spelled Lavandin.
• Provence, one of the Lavendin varieties, is also prized for cooking, says grower Gary Meehan, though he says English lavender is a bit sweeter.
• Finally, after 32 years, I get to fulfill a fantasy that has lingered longer than the scent of my old Yardley English Lavender cologne:
• French lavender ( Lavendula dentata ), which has tell-tale scalloped leaf edges, performs better in greenhouses than more common English lavender ( Lavendula angustifolia ).
• English lavender ( " Lavandula angustifolia " ) yields an essential oil with sweet overtones, and can be used in balms, salves, perfumes, cosmetics, and topical applications.
• _Someone in East Texas wants to trade seeds of English lavender, thyme and zinnias for those of cinnamon, root beer plant, lemon grass and safflower . ( Cinnamon?