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noamnety

(20,234 posts)
22. I've grown it. I hate the smell.
Wed Apr 11, 2012, 09:23 PM
Apr 2012

but if you crush the leaves in your hand and rub it on your skin, it'll keep mosquitoes from biting you.

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SOAP! elleng Apr 2012 #1
LOL!... Phentex Apr 2012 #8
Other posters do have some interesting recipe suggestions, elleng Apr 2012 #14
that picture alone would be banned here... Phentex Apr 2012 #16
I don't cook with it. HappyMe Apr 2012 #2
I thought I remembered an old thread Phentex Apr 2012 #9
Lavender is the surprise ingredient yellerpup Apr 2012 #3
I did not know this! Phentex Apr 2012 #10
You'll enjoy it in the garden yellerpup Apr 2012 #17
In the garden it makes the bees very happy! Grow it for japple Apr 2012 #29
You took me right to your garden yellerpup Apr 2012 #30
I was going to post Herb de Prvoence too. Jazzgirl Apr 2012 #20
Lamb is my favorite yellerpup Apr 2012 #21
Mix with honey . . . Callalily Apr 2012 #4
... Phentex Apr 2012 #11
I brought a jar of lavender honey home from France and have kestrel91316 Apr 2012 #24
Lavender Creme Brulee WhollyHeretic Apr 2012 #5
see above Phentex Apr 2012 #12
It actually tastes a lot like rosemary when you put it in things. Denninmi Apr 2012 #6
It makes sense... Phentex Apr 2012 #13
A little sprinkle is wonderful in shortbread The empressof all Apr 2012 #7
I ordered pure lavender oil years ago... Phentex Apr 2012 #15
You will love it dried in the winter Warpy Apr 2012 #18
leg of lamb with lavender sea salt grasswire Apr 2012 #19
I've grown it. I hate the smell. noamnety Apr 2012 #22
I always used to grow it just for the fragrance and because kestrel91316 Apr 2012 #23
It also has medicinal purposes kentauros Apr 2012 #25
I liked this link. I learned a lot. Ruby Reason Apr 2012 #27
You're welcome :) kentauros Apr 2012 #28
When I first put herbs in the herb garden my husband built me Ruby Reason Apr 2012 #26
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