Lavender or lavendel or Lavandula is a genus of flowering plants in the Lamiaceae tribe that has 25-30 species. The origin of these plants is from the southern region of the Mediterranean to tropical Africa and east to India. This genus includes perennials, plants of grasses, short shrubs, and small bushes. These plants also spread in the Canary Islands, North and East Africa, southern Europe (mainly southern France), Arabia, and India. Because it has been planted and developed in parks around the world, these plants are often found growing wild in areas outside of their home regions.
LAVENDER? Wow, the flowers are very fragrant purple. His latin name is Lavandula afficinalis syn.L. angustifolia (Lamiaceae) tree-like figure of grass. So there is a mention of the Purple, the Great Grass. But some call it the weeds. This plant originated from Europe, precisely in the territory of France. It is used as a perfume. Supplies of religious ceremonies (rituals) and medicinal plants since ancient Roman times.
The Romans called Lavender lavare meaning 'wash' or 'refreshing'. Because they feel that the scent of Lavender flowers can refresh the brain and clear the soul. This aroma is obtained from Lavender flower oil (extract). Which, the oil can be used as perfume, rubbing oil, herb for bath and medicine. Because Lavender many benefits, so he was nicknamed The Magic Purple and has a high selling value.