Dried lavender flowers
Dried lavender flowers

Dried Loose Lavender Flowers 300g – From Our Farm in Treviso, Creative and Aromatic Use

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Three hundred grams of dried loose lavender flowers, grown and harvested on our farm in Treviso. Very intense and persistent scent that revives by rubbing the flowers between your fingers. For fragrant sachets, wedding favours, pot-pourri and DIY decorations with traceable Italian lavender.

Fiori di lavanda essiccata (Lavandula angustifolia), coltivati a Treviso

  • 300g format — ideal for creative use, DIY, artisan wedding favours
  • Very intense and persistent scent — revives by rubbing the flowers
  • Lavender grown on our farm in Treviso — traceability from field to packaging
  • Versatile: pot-pourri, sachets, decorations, room fragrance
  • Loose packaging — no unnecessary packaging

Use the flowers to fill fragrant sachets, pot-pourri bowls, cushions or DIY decorations. To revive the scent, gently rub or squeeze the flowers. A few drops of lavender essential oil can be added to intensify the fragrance over time. Store in a sealed bag or lidded container away from direct light.

  • Creating scented sachets and wedding favours for weddings, christenings, events
  • Pot-pourri and natural aromatic home decorations
  • Crafters and hobbyists who work with flowers and natural fragrances
  • Those who always want authentic Italian lavender to hand

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When you choose Flora Lavanda, you’re not just buying a product. You’re supporting a promise, a tribute, a love for the land passed down through generations.

— Alberto Gatto, grower and distiller