There are many varieties of Lavender plants. The oldest and most sought after is the ‘Fine Lavender’ (Lavandula angustifolia) type which produces small   quantities of the excellent Lavender Oil and grows in the arid mountains of Provence at an altitude above 800m. The ‘Fine Lavender’ is a small plant with  only one flower on each stem. Approx. 130kg of flowers are needed for 1litre of oil. Lavandin: Is a crossing between the ‘fine lavender’ and the ‘spiked  lavender’. It grows anywhere in large round clumps and produces an abundance of flowers (often found in lavender sachets). Only 40kg of flowers are  needed for 1litre of oil.

Essential Oil Lavandin 30 ml Scent: Lavender

Brown glass bottle with drop dispenser.