Lavender Officinalis Seeds



Lavandula officinalis, are rich in substances like camphor , linalool, borneol and eucalyptol .

These essential oils are responsible for various medicinal properties of this plant . But excess intake can cause toxic effects to the person who consumes them.

Lavender flowers have an abundant amount of tannins , these substances are excellent antioxidants. The flowers also have saponins, widely used to make products such as soap substances.

The lavender plant has a wide variety of acids , including caproic acid stresses , and isobutyric rosmarinic . These are mainly concentrated in the leaves and flowers of this plant.

Lavender has within its composition substances called coumarins , which are mainly found in the flowers of this plant.

Sowing: In April-May of seat 40 cms lines . away . Renew the culture every 3 or 4 years.

Usage: leaves and flowers are used. Very suitable in perfumery for its aroma. It is also used in culinary specialties.