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Dried bouquet, Royal Velvet (pick up only)

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1 bouquet of dried, organically grown Royal Velvet lavender. Approximately 80 stems. For pick-up only, either at the farm or at the shop.



Lavandula angustifolia "Royal Velvet"


Flower Color: Dark Violet Blue

Stem Length: 12-14 inches

Plant Height: 20-24 inches

Best uses: fresh and dried bouquets, culinary, oil/hydrosol


Royal Velvet is a bit of an overachiever. It is a wonderful culinary lavender (with an almost citric-y taste to it), it makes a beautiful fresh or dried bouquet, its oil is lovely. It does everything well. And it was discovered right here in Oregon at the Van Hevelingen Herb Nursery just a few miles from our farm in the 1980s.


This lavender has a compact growth habit with grey-green foliage. It is a bit of a late bloomer, but it’s worth the wait. Its buds look like dark purple velvet (thus the name) and the purple flowers offer a beautiful contrast and make a beautiful fresh bouquet. The buds stay on the stem and hold their dark color so they are great for dried bouquets and wreaths.   


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Dundee, Oregon 97115

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  • Home
  • Lavender 101
    • Our Lavender
    • A Brief History of Lavender
    • The Many Uses of Lavender Essential Oil
    • What is Hydrosol anyway?
    • Lavender and Anxiety
    • Lavender and Weddings
    • Lavender around the house
    • When to harvest lavender
    • Lavender and Soil Amendment
  • Field notes
    • Around the farm
    • Reflections on Life and Lavender
    • Meet the Neighbors
  • Shop
  • Recipes
    • food/drink >
      • Drinks
      • Appetizers
      • Main Dishes
      • Desserts
    • bath/body
  • Lodging
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