Originating in the Mediterranean Mountains, Lavender was brought to England by the Romans.
Lavender is the sacred scent of the Celtic Month of the Willow Moon (April 15 - May 13).
Picking Lavender during the full moon enhances its magical powers.
The Romans burned Lavender over hot coals to surround a new mother and child with the scent of compassion.
The ancient Greeks dedicated Lavender to Hecate, their Goddess of Witches, Sorcerers and enchantment.
Sprigs of Lavender were worn by medieval monks to banish evil spirits.