Lavender Flowers, France

Lavender Flowers from Provence, France – Wild Super Blue Variety

Lavender Flowers from Provence, France, are celebrated for their beautiful fragrance, vibrant colour and distinctive floral character. Our Grade A Wild Super Blue Lavender is sourced from Lavandula angustifolia, a traditional Mediterranean botanical prized for its aromatic flowers and remarkable versatility.

With its delicate yet pronounced fragrance, this premium Lavender is ideal for herbal teas, culinary creations, aromatic blends and beautifully fragrant homemade preparations.

The Beauty of Lavender from Provence

Lavender has been cultivated throughout the Mediterranean for centuries, with Provence becoming one of the world's most celebrated lavender-growing regions.

The region's sunny climate, traditional cultivation practices and long association with lavender have made these fragrant flowers an enduring symbol of southern France.

In Provence, Lavender has a rich heritage in traditional herbal preparations, regional cuisine, perfumery, soaps and cosmetics.

Our Wild Super Blue variety is selected for its distinctive colour and beautifully aromatic flowers, bringing a touch of Provence to every preparation.

Aromatic, Floral & Naturally Distinctive

Lavender flowers contain naturally occurring aromatic compounds, including linalool and linalyl acetate, which contribute to their characteristic fragrance.

Their flavour is distinctly floral, with gentle herbal notes and a slightly sweet aromatic finish.

When prepared as tea, Lavender produces a delicate infusion with a pronounced floral aroma. Its character also makes it a wonderful companion to other herbs, particularly Chamomile, Lemon Balm, Rose Petals and Mint.

A Versatile Culinary Botanical

Beyond herbal tea, Lavender Flowers are a beautiful addition to sweet and savoury recipes.

Their fragrant character complements lemonade, iced tea, homemade syrups, baking, jams, jellies and culinary seasonings.

Lavender is also traditionally associated with Herbes de Provence, the fragrant herb mixture used in French cooking.

A small amount goes a long way, allowing its distinctive floral notes to enhance recipes without overwhelming the other ingredients.

Traditional Mediterranean Herbalism

Lavender has a longstanding place in European herbal traditions, where its flowers have historically been prepared as infusions and valued for their fragrance.

Its association with quiet evenings and aromatic herbal preparations has made Lavender a familiar ingredient in traditional bedtime teas.

Today, its enduring appeal extends from the teacup to the kitchen, where its unmistakable aroma and flavour continue to be appreciated.

Tea Notes

Beautifully floral and aromatic, with delicate herbal sweetness and a gently lingering finish.

Botanical name: Lavandula angustifolia
Origin: Provence, France
Variety: Wild Super Blue
Grade: A
Plant part: Flowers
Ingredients: 100% Pure Lavender Flowers (Lavandula angustifolia)
Form: Dried Lavender Flowers
Caffeine: Naturally caffeine free

Brewing Recommendations

Add approximately ½–1 teaspoon of Lavender Flowers to 250 ml of freshly boiled water. Cover and steep for 3–5 minutes, then strain.

For a lighter floral infusion, begin with a smaller amount of Lavender and adjust according to taste.

Enjoy warm or chilled, or blend with Chamomile, Lemon Balm or Mint for a beautifully aromatic herbal tea.

Culinary Uses

Herbal teas and iced tea
Lavender lemonade and botanical beverages
Homemade simple syrups
Baking, biscuits and desserts
Jams, jellies and preserves
Herbal and culinary spice blends
Herbes de Provence-inspired seasonings

Use sparingly in cooking, as Lavender's concentrated floral character can become pronounced in larger quantities.

Cautions & Warnings

Use Lavender Flowers in moderate culinary amounts.

Consult a qualified healthcare practitioner before regular medicinal use, particularly if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking sedative medications or have an existing health condition.

Discontinue use if an allergic reaction occurs.

This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For educational purposes only.