Lavendar
Lavandula officinalis
MEDICINAL: Lavendar tea made from the blossoms is used as an antidepressant. It is used in
combination with other herbs for a remedy for depression and nervous tension and stress. It is also used
as a headache remedy.
RELIGIOUS: Lavendar is used in purification baths and rituals. It is used in healing incenses and
sachets. Carrying the herb will enable the carrier to see ghosts. The essential oil will heighten sexual
desire in men. Lavendar water sprinkled on the head is helpful in keeping your chastity. The flowers are
burned to induce sleep, and scattered throughout the home to maintain peaceful harmony within.
Carrying lavendar brings strength and courage.
GROWING: Lavendar likes light sandy soil and full sun. It grows to 18 inches. It should be mulched in
colder climates for winter protection for this perennial.
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