lavandula (Meaning)
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lavandula (n)
lavender
Synonyms & Antonyms of lavandula
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lavandula Sentence Examples
- The fields of Lavandula angustifolia spread out before me, a sea of purple beauty.
- The sweet, floral scent of Lavandula officinalis wafted through the air, calming my senses.
- The ancient Greeks and Romans revered Lavandula for its medicinal properties.
- Lavandula intermedia is a hybrid species that combines the best qualities of both parents.
- Lavandula stoechas, with its showy flower spikes, is a popular ornamental plant.
- The essential oil of Lavandula latifolia is known for its relaxing and antiseptic effects.
- Lavandula dentata is a lesser-known species with unique, toothed leaves.
- The cultivation of Lavandula is a thriving industry in many regions around the world.
- Lavandula pedunculata, native to the Canary Islands, is a sought-after species for its intense fragrance.
- The leaves of Lavandula angustifolia can be dried and used in herbal teas and potpourris.
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lavender
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The fields of Lavandula angustifolia spread out before me, a sea of purple beauty.
The sweet, floral scent of Lavandula officinalis wafted through the air, calming my senses.
The ancient Greeks and Romans revered Lavandula for its medicinal properties.
Lavandula intermedia is a hybrid species that combines the best qualities of both parents.
