What is lavender?

Answer 1

Lavender is a perennial plant. The buds can be in cooking, For example, it is a common herb in Herbs de Provance. It can also be used to flavor sugar for baking (cookies is common) or lemonade.

Answer 2

Lavender flowers are spike-like flowers composed of multiple, tiny purple florets on a slender, elegant stem. They are valued for their soothing, herbaceous fragrance, their healing properties, their multitude of uses and their physical beauty. In addition to these characteristics, lavender flowers, like many other types of flowers, possess a unique meaning.

Answer 3

Lilacs are purple flowers associated with the "language of flowers". They symbolize the emotions of early love. The color lilac is associated with mourning. Black was worn in some countries to symbolize death. After a year of mourning, the key mourners, such as the widow, could switch to lilac for clothing, the border for stationary etc. This is an older use, around the mid to late 1800's. Like other variations of purple, lilacs are associated also with spirituality.

Answer 4

In the traditional Victorian language of flowers, lavender stood for serenity, grace, and devotion. It is also associated with purity and caution.

Answer 5

Lilacs symbolize love and since in some regions lilacs bloom at Easter, they are associated with the holiday.

Answer 6

Lilacs are also associated with Easter because the shrub often bloomed at Easter time in some locations.

Answer 7

love at first sight