Lavender (Spike) Oil (2068)

Botanical Name:  Lavendula latifolia  
Botanical Family:  Lamiaceae           
Olfactive Family:  Aromatic
Country of Origin:  Spain
Source:   Flower tops
Odour:    Sharp, cineolic, herbal and somewhat penetrating
Colour:   Water white to pale yellow
Crop:   July to August
Process:  Steam distillation

General Description:  Known in France as Aspic and Britain as Spike Lavender, it is one of the parents of Lavandin. It grows wild in Southern Europe, especially Spain, where it is cultivated. It looks like French Lavender but somewhat more spindly. The oil is produced by water and steam distillation and the resultant oil is quite different from 'augustifolia' oil. Spike Lavender oil  tends to be used in Pharmacopoea

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