Lavender, with its delicate purple flowers and soothing fragrance, is a beloved plant in gardens and landscapes worldwide. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a novice enthusiast, one crucial ...

Quiet, calming seas of purple. The breathtaking smell of freshness. It’s time to get your senses ready because an Ontario lavender farm less than two hours northeast of Toronto is about to open for ...

Saudi Arabia first rolled out a lavender carpet in 2021, for Sheikh Mohammad Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the crown prince of Abu Dhabi, a key Saudi partner in the Gulf, according to the Saudi Press Agency.

And there's nothing better for adding some colour and life to your outdoor space than a lavender plant. These pretty purple flowers, which bees love, are one of the most popular plants around.

Lavender carpets symbolise a 'state of renewal, growth, and renaissance' Lavender carpet welcome: Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman with US President Donald Trump upon his arrival in Riyadh ...

Lavender plants, with their medium purple or light pinkish-purple colours, evoke the essence of a sunny and relaxing summer. Their distinct fragrant aroma is known to soothe both body and soul ...

Saudi Arabia laid out its renowned lavender carpet as US President Donald Trump arrived in Riyadh on Tuesday morning to kick off a four-day visit through the Gulf region. Saudi Crown Prince ...

Lavender, loved for its lovely purple blooms and relaxing scent, is a staple in gardens across the globe. No matter if you're deeply experienced or just dipping your toes into gardening, providing ...

A spring tradition in the Hill Country is back in full bloom. Becker Vineyards' 26th Lavender Festival returns to Fredericksburg April 26 and 27, offering fans two days of wine, lavender ...

SPONSORED – If you’re looking for something to do this summer, Tenderloin Farms Lavender is inviting you to pick your own lavender from May 30 through June 9! Additionally, several products ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — According to an Instagram post from the LGBTQ Center at the University of Louisville, the university will no longer hold a Lavender Graduation for graduating LGBTQ+ students.