Aromatic Lavender in the organic lavender buckwheat pillows

In our garden, we grow many herbs like an aromatic lavender, vegetables, flowers. There are fruit trees as well, surrounded by coniferous, birch trees, and other trees. Further away, you would see fields, and forests. To the right, a nearby town begins, with its houses and streets. The garden in an oasis. It gives an opportunity to calm down, and work on something my mum truly loves: the plants.  There is always much to do, to sprinkle the plants with water, to extract the weeds, to plant a new type of herb, or to pick up the fruits, like strawberries 🙂

The season of beautiful scents

It is the strawberry season. And the roses smell beautifully. Moreover, the aromatic lavender is nearly ready to bloom. We need nature, like every breath. In fact, we come from nature, and its natural slow growth, its ability to reinvent itself after every moment, is our path in life. Nature let’s us come back to who we are, at our core, as when you face nature, you struggle with pure environment. Further, you can really see yourself, who you are. There is honesty, you get what you see.

In our garden the beauty overwhelms you. It is a beauty that requires constant care. The herbs we add to our pillows grow slowly. Some of the the lavender branches had to be removed, as when you remove the dry ones, those that are alive, will grow faster.

while removing dry branches you may sometimes remove the green ones

Purging and making space 

Just like in life… purging brings life back. Also, empty space welcomes change. Sometimes when you keep removing the dry parts…  you also accidently remove the green ones.

Very soon we will be ready to cut lavender and dry it. Later it will fly to you inside your organic lavender pillows, to help you sleep well and face life with greater strength. Also, nature never stops creating… and amusing us with its constant beauty and change. We are nature… See our garden and its beauty in an article Organic lavender and roses

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Lavender, what does Wikipedia says about it? 🙂