When used judiciously, lavender can add an air of mystery to a dish, amplifying flavor without calling attention to itself.

Lavender is a drought-tolerant plant with a reputation for being able to withstand dry spells, but gardeners should be aware ...

Once lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) starts showing its first fragrant blooms in your garden, you’ll likely want even more ...

Although typically associated with a lovely pale shade of purple, lavender flowers come in a variety of colors ranging from ...

From deadheading flowers to harvesting vegetables, summer is a busy time for gardeners. But have you forgotten this vital ...

French lavender (Lavender dentata) This one gets about a foot taller and wider than the angustifolia does, and the flowers are slightly thicker than those on the English lavender.

English lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) grows 2 to 3 feet tall with dense gray-green foliage and loose flower heads.

The English lavender, angustifolia, has a sweeter scent. And dried lavender lasts a lot longer, and has a much more pungent smell and taste.

English lavender (Lavandula angustifolia), the lavandin types (Lavandula x intermedia) and hybrids of those two are the cold-hardiest kinds. French, Spanish and fernleaf types are more tender and ...

After a three-day trip to Northern Michigan, Sarah Bence has discovered and explored the best lavender farms in our region. Explore all 7 lavender farm stops!

L. angustifolia, commonly called English lavender, dislikes humid heat and poor drainage. This cold-hardy herb, grown for its sweet essential oils, is typically considered an annual here.