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Lavender flower wholesale
We are based in Provence, France, and we are supply
different grades of lavender flower in buds and bundles. All our lavender
flower, buds and bundles are grown in the south of France, in Provence
We can supply very large quantities of lavender and
lavendin flowers buds as well as lavender bundles by boxes of 50 or 60
bundles of lavender flower on stem. We ship by road to any country in Europe and by air or
sea, depending on quantities, to the USA or other continents.
For large orders do not
hesitate to contact us for a personalized price quote
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the Shopping Cart to select your products. Nothing to pay at
this point.
Provence Scents will receive and process your request, and within 2 days,
will e-mail you a Pro forma Invoice with the exact shipping cost, your
discount and the payment options. Payment by Credit Card by phone
You can
also send us your request directly by:
E-mail or Fax to :+ 33490 623 663
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The lavender word is a derivative of the verb to wash, maybe descended of the Italian lavanda (action to wash), but that could really go back up to the Latin lavandaria (linen to wash), probably to the origin of the English lavender
(lavender toward 1265). This etymology lets think that very early one used lavender to perfume the freshly washed linen. Other use very old, the one to put lavender in the water of the bath or the sachets of flowers dried in the cabinets, to move away the mites and to perfume the wardrobe.
Since a very long time also, one use lavender as healing antiseptics and anti
snake bite. In case of viper bite, one rubbed the wound with a handful of lavender (it could explain the name of the lavender aspic). The plant was also very used (and the East always) to fight the lice.
In physiotherapy, one recommends it to fight the anxiety, the jumpiness and the insomnias, but also to relieve the rheumatisms and to take care of the respiratory way infections.
It is of course the perfume shop that makes the biggest use of lavender for perfume,
soaps, detergents and toilet paper.
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