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Uses of Dried Lavender Flowers
Lavender flowers and products provide soothing fragrance and relaxation. Some varieties of lavender maintain nearly their full aroma when dried. The Provence and Grosso lavender variety is has excellent fresh and dried fragrance: this is the type of lavender grown at Laura’s Lavender. Dried lavender flowers can be used in sachets or arranged in bowls for adding soothing scents to your home. Dried lavender flowers can even be used in cooking such as recipes for shortbread cookies. Dried lavender can also be added a bubble bath to make fragrant as well as fun!
Some of the choices you have for putting to use your dried lavender flowers are discussed here:
Insect repellent – lavender is a natural insect repellent. Hang bunches near your door and on the window sill to keep insects at bay. Place a handful of dried lavender blossoms under the doormat. Dried lavender flowers can also be used under your car seats or in the trunk to keep insects away.
Lavender oil – bunches of dried lavender flowers are used to extract lavender essential oils. A good recipe for making some lavender oil at home is this: 1) Tie some dried lavender flowers together and lightly crush them; 2) Place the crushed blossoms in a jar with some olive oil and let sit in a dark place for 7-10 days; 3) Strain and discard the crushed lavender blossoms and bits, cap tightly and use the oil for cleansing, moisturizing and massaging.
Freshener – If you want to avoid sewing your own sachets, simply tie up some of the dried lavender flowers together into a loop by bending up the stems. Leave the ends free; tie the bunch with a ribbon. Hang the dried lavender bundle in your wardrobe to freshen up your clothes. A loop of dried lavender flowers can even be slipped under the seat of your car.
Sachets or pouches – for those people, who have the skill to sew, make pouches or sachets with muslin cloth and fill them up with handfuls of dried lavender flowers. Use these under your pillow to fight insomnia and dream of beautiful lavender filled fields! Hang in clothes closets and drawers to ward off moths. Dried lavender flowers have and even a stronger aroma when it is warm so place them in sunny locations around the house.
Tea – Dried lavender flowers can be added to green tea to add flavor and fragrance to your daily cuppa! Lavender tea can also be prepared and many recipes are available online.
Gift wrappings – during the holiday season or for a wedding gift, use handfuls of dried lavender buds and flowers and add them to the wrapping. Dried lavender flower may also be spread at the bottom of the box before wrapping up the gift. Wedding/ birthday gifts can be made special by adding some dried lavender flowers in the folds of tissue papers! These could also be added to greeting cards as fragrant confetti. Not only will the soothing scent of lavender bring a smile to the recipient, it will keep the gift fragrant for weeks.
Cooking – dried lavender flowers can be used to simmer over the stove. Lavender is a member of the mint family and increases the flavor and appearance of food. Try adding some dried lavender flowers to your salads for a fragrant flavor! English lavender is considered the sweetest and is used most commonly in cooking.
As you can see, dried lavender flowers have many uses and many more are possible with a little creativity!
About the Author
Laura's Lavender is grown in Placerville, California.
I need help with these songs?
Can anyone help me find information on the following classical songs. I need to know stuff like their meter, the number of movements in them, and anyhting else you can tell me.
Pizzo Calypso by Paul Lavender
Castle Lore by Robert W. Smith
Concerto for String Orchestra by George Philipp Telemann, arr. Tim McCarrick
American Landscape by Soon Hee Newbold
Brevard Sketches by Elliot Del Borgo
Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis (that is the tilte for some reason) by R. Vaughn Williams
Concerto Grosso in b minor Op. 6, No.12 by G. F. Handel
Molly on the Shore Percy A. Grainger
The Incredibles by Michael Giacchino, arr. John Moss
Not all of these are classical compositions,
so the only one I'm going to comment on is the piece by Ralph Vaughan-Williams as it seems such a sin to have it mingled in amongst such inferior competition.
It is quite simply one of the most hauntingly beautiful and sublime works ever composed.
It was written in 1910 and scored for double-string orchestra.
Double Common Meter (D.C.M.) as far as I am aware.
There are four sections to the Tallis Fantasia although it is played as one continuous movement lasting around 16 minutes in length.
Re. the 4 sections.
"The first presents the Theme, beginning with soft fragments before it blossoms fortissimo in the full orchestra. The orchestras are divided in the second section. A solo viola initiates the third and longest section, which includes the string quartet, and forms the intense development and emotional climax of the work. The final section acts as a recapitulation with further homage to the Theme from tremolo strings and ethereal solo violin."
