LAVENDER
Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 14
(Lavandula vera), a member of the Labiatee; of shrubby habit, with pale, bluish flowers po e ing a characteristic and exquisite odor, and prolific in honey; blooms, on distillation, yield oil of l., which is used in perfumery and painting; often dried, and placed in packets for linen pre , or used in making potpourri.
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