Purple lavender is one of the most beautiful plants, and in the world of flowers, we can’t help mentioning it. It is used for centuries for medicinal and beauty purposes, with a myriad of applications in the kitchen and home. That is the reason why lavender should be in every natural living enthusiast’s garden.
And in the post today, we are so glad to share 26 uses of lavender that you will fall in love with. Most of them are so easy to make at home from fresh lavender in the garden. If you are planning to own a lavender garden, you should know ways to take advantage maximum of their wonderful effects. And all are gathered here! Are you ready to check them out with us?
#1 Hardy And Easy To Grow
Lavender is a hardy plant that doesn’t require a whole lot of care once established. It thrives in the sunshine and dry soil.
#2 Scent
Lavender is an incredibly aromatic flower with a soothing scent, and fantastic blue-violet buds.
#3 Repel Mosquitoes, Flies, Fleas, and Moths
Planting lavender in the garden is a great choice to repel mosquitoes. Lavender’s aroma will also keep flies, fleas, and moths at bay.
#4 Attract Pollinators
Apart from repelling harmful insects, but lavender also attracts beneficial insects such as butterflies and
#5 Powerful Lavender Oil
You can grow lavender in the garden to make your own lavender essential oil. Infuse dried lavender in a carrier oil like jojoba or olive for three to six weeks. This can be used to soothe dry skin, repel mosquitoes when out and about or to give a relaxing massage.
#6 Treat Stress and Anxiety
When stress strikes, open your bottle of oil or head out to the garden and breathe in the aroma of your beautiful lavender plants. Because lavender produces calming, soothing, and sedative effects when its scent is inhaled.
#7 Improve Cognitive Function
Lavender oil not only boosts mood, but other studies have shown that its scent helps people perform math faster and more accurately than those who don’t inhale the aroma before taking tests.
#8 Relieve Headaches
Known for its anti-inflammatory properties and its ability to dilate blood vessels, it’s easy to understand how lavender kills the pain associated with headaches.
#9 Sleep Like A Baby
The smell of lavender reduced crying in babies and sent them into a deeper sleep, while simultaneously reducing stress in both mother and child. This may be because the aroma is known to slow down the heart rate and lower blood pressure and stress levels. The most natural option is to cut fresh lavender flowers for your nightstand.
#10 Lavender Tea For Stomach Problems and More
Steep fresh or dried lavender flowers in hot water for three minutes before straining and drinking. This tea will help with stomach problems, bad breath, and the pain associated with arthritis, backache, and headache. You can also try a calming cup before bedtime, especially if you feel anxious, overwhelmed, or depressed.
