The lavender harvest is done!   This is the last bush to be sheared of its fragrant stems. I'll not be held responsible for those nose smudges on your monitor when you try to smell the lavender buds.   The bundles are hanging to dry for a few weeks then we'll process them for the fragrant lavender buds that will be used by crafters and brides.   If you want to learn more about growing lavender...visit our newly-updated class site.   Want to know how to care for your lavender and use its fragrant stems and buds? Join our newsletter...each issue has a hint or tip for growing and using lavender.   Ella of Washington DC won a bundle of fresh lavender just because she was one of our newsletter readers!   Join us today and receive: Ten Wonderful Things You Can Do With Lavender (without sewing, gluing, nailing or painting!) Join the Labyrinth Hill mailing list Email: "What a terrific newsletter, beautifully written with a nice mix of practical information and news." Kathy Gehrt -- Discover Lavender Want to check out past issues of my Purple Prose?  Visit the Newsletter Archive! Newsletter Archive

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