Tag: Lavender

of the color lavender. Informal. of or relating to gay male sexual orientation. (of a man) gay or effeminate. What does lavender love mean? This flower represents serenity, grace, and calmness. The biblical meaning of lavender symbolizes purity, devotion, and love; that’s why lavender is referenced more than a hundred times in the Bible by […]

Dogs have an incredible sense of smell, so will be aware of fragrant lavender in the garden. However, the unusual texture of lavender plants will prevent most dogs from eating much of the plant. Those dogs that do eat lavender will experience a lemon-like flavor that some hounds will find tasty. Is lavender flavor safe […]

Summary: Points you should consider when preparing soil include: Avoid pulverizing the soil and turning macropores into smaller pores. Never work the soil when it is wet. Use amendments such as compost, wood chips, bark mulch, etc. Use organic matter that is somewhat coarse. What do I add to soil when planting lavender? The ideal […]

Instead of applying lavender essential oil direct to your dog’s collar or bedding, a far more convenient option is to make your own mist spray. Start slowly with one or two drops of lavender essential oil in 4 fluid oz. of distilled water in a glass spray bottle, and then gradually increase the dosage over […]

What are Lavender Allergies? Allergies to lavender pollen are uncommon and to the essential oil even more so, but when they do develop it can be quite distressing to your pet. Dogs that acquire allergies develop itchy and inflamed skin, respiratory disorders, and chronic skin and ear infections. What are the symptoms of a lavender […]

To help soothe anxious dogs, those who struggle to sleep, are depressed or need calming down, simply add a couple drops of your diluted lavender oil to your dog’s collar, or on a neck bandana; on a cotton ball placed next to their bed or carrier – or directly onto their bedding. How do I […]

Diluted lavender oil is generally considered safe for topical use on dogs. Lavender essential oil is extremely potent. Just like for humans, pure lavender essential oils should not be applied to the skin or ingested. Instead, they should be mixed with a carrier oil. Is the smell of lavender toxic to dogs? While pet parents […]

Do you know that rubbing lavender essential oil on the sole of your foot is calming and detoxifying to the body? It’s true! Studies have shown that lavender starts to metabolize in your liver only 30 minutes after you apply it! Try rubbing a bit on the sole of your tootsie and send yourself to […]

Look for the following signs you are overwatering your Lavender Plant; Generally yellowing leaves, often affecting lower leaves first. Drooping despite getting plenty of water. A rotting smell from the soil can indicate root rot. How do I know if my lavender plant is healthy? Test it by cutting a small stalk close to the […]

There are varying thoughts on bees and the flavor of their honey, but since bees will travel up to 6.5 miles from their hive, unless you own half the county, few hives will have honey from only one source. But, simply put, bees love lavender in bloom, as they love anything in bloom where they […]

It seems there is mounting evidence that the essential oil does have physiological effects. To measure the effects of aromatherapy, researchers compared responses with two essential oils thought to have opposite effects on alertness: soothing lavender and invigorating rosemary. What are side effects of lavender? Side effects might include constipation, diarrhea, and headache. When applied […]

We also found that lavender oil inhalation attenuated the serotonin syndrome induced by fluoxetine plus 5-HTP. Thus, the present results suggest that the anxiolytic-like effect of lavender essential oil on marble-burying behavior is related to serotonergic neurotransmission, likely mediated by 5-HT1A receptors. What does lavender do to the brain? Lavender is renowned for its ability […]

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Lavender companion plants include flowers that, like lavender, enjoy full sun and well-drained soil such as marigolds, zinnias and certain types of daisies. What should marigolds not be planted near? Marigold – French Marigolds (Tagetes patula) produce chemicals that repel whitefly, Mexican bean beetles, root knot nematodes, and root lesion nematodes. Avoid planting them near […]

Lavender (Lavendula angustifolia) – Lavender can be planted near roses. It has been noted in some cases to help keep aphids away from the rose bushes. Do roses and lavender go together? Lavender can grow well with Roses as they flower around the same time and share some growing preferences such as full sun and […]

Lavender companion plants Sweetly scented lavender plants repel a wide variety of flies and beetles, while attracting pollinating insects. Good companion plants in the veggie garden include cauliflower, cabbage, kale, and broccoli. Companion planting with lavender also deters codling moths under apple trees. Can I grow lavender next to vegetables? Lavender is beneficial around chamomile, […]

Lavender is an excellent companion plant for cucumber plants because it attracts bees, which are natural pollinators. Bees pollinate both the lavender and cucumber plants. Can I grow lavender next to vegetables? Lavender is beneficial around chamomile, lettuce, brassicas, onions, tomatoes, oregano, thyme, marjoram, sage, rosemary, basil, lemon balm, and squash. Marigold is a star […]

The great thing about English Lavender is every variety can be used for cooking. Some varieties are more sought after than others, but all of the around 100 varieties in the Lavandula Angustifolia species are considered edible lavenders. What type of lavender is edible? Lavandula angustifoliaThe best tasting edible lavenders are the ones with the […]

Well known for its incredible calming properties for humans, lavender is one of the best essential oils to use with an anxious, depressed or hyperactive pup – and is also an excellent sleep aid if your dog has insomnia. It can be used to condition dogs to a safe space too. How do I use […]