Drying lavender leaves

Learn how, when, and why you should harvest your lavender leaves before winter. As October settles in, it’s the perfect time to start thinking about harvesting the last of your lavender before the winter weather approaches. While most gardeners are very familiar with using the aromatic flowers, don’t overlook the versatility of lavender leaves. Though less potent than the blooms, lavender leaves still carry that familiar fragrance and many of the health benefits lavender is known for.

Lavender flowers are only around for a short time, but there are plenty of uses for lavender leaves! Learn how to harvest, dry & use them in DIY projects.

Hello! You will be receiving lavender leaves from Begin Again Farms in your CSA share this week. You may be familiar with lavender flowers but the leaves have a ton of flavor too! I find the flavor…

Learn how to dry lavender in bunches to preserve fragrance and color - THE EASY WAY!

If you have an abundance of lavender in your garden, try drying it to use all year long. Here are 15 ideas of what to do with dried lavender!

I just taught myself how to harvest Lavender the easy way! I didn’t follow any expert instructions, but it still worked. Now I have multiple mason jars full of dried Lavender ready for DIY projects! Here’s how I did it… Last Summer, our Lavender in our front gardens was growing quite nicely and at the end...Read More

Check out these 9 unique uses for lavender around your home you probably haven't thought of before! From medicine, to clothing, to food!

These lavender garden ideas are guaranteed to inspire even those without a green thumb to plant lavender. Find tips growing lavender and lavender DIYs too!

Removing dried lavender buds from stems can be done several ways. I'm sharing 4 methods for dried lavender bud harvesting and tips for storage. Be sure to catch number 4 - it's my favorite and so clever!

Here are 10 useful and pretty things that you can make with lavender!