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Lavender is a native of the Mediterranean region, the Canary Islands and India.
In the ancient world lavender, as well as some other aromatic herbs, had a great religious, cultural and commercial significance. The ancient Egyptians cultivated lavender, which called Indian classes, in the sacred garden of Thebes. In 1922 lavender residues were found in the sealed urn with Tutankhamun’s fragrances, and their aroma was preserved for 3,000 years.
It is supposed that in order to ease the life of the land of the evicted Adam and Eve, God gave them useful grasses. Among them were rosemary and lavender – rosemary for maintaining the spirit, lavender for the delight of the soul. Another beautiful Christian legend claims that the charming aroma of lavender was given by the Virgin Mary herself in gratitude that a lavender bush dried the clothes of the little Jesus.
https://mysticallegends.wordpress.com
The photo was taken on 16-06-2019 on the road between the villages of Montenegro and the Yagodovo Municipality of Rodopi in Bulgaria.
© 2019-Elenka Smilenova All Rights Reserved
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Do you have the Lavender in your country?
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We also grow lavender with … I have it in the garden, dear friend
Love the photo, and I do love the lavender scent. It is so relaxing.
I love lavender. Lavender grows in my garden.
What a stunning contrast here. Beautiful!
The photo certainly has a certain something which can be visually addictive. Just a hypothesis. I am not trying to promote a theory.
For me it is a wonderful view of a field of lavender and wheat in nature.
The brilliant yellow behind the lavender, made this such a cool picture. Great shot!!!!
This is a field of mature wheat behind lavender
The combination is stunning
Great post , Yeah we have lavender here in many places
I’m glad there’s lavender to you too.
Wonderful photo and post! And I didn’t know lavander is also original from the Canary Islands!
The information on this site I used to indicate this. I did not know too