lavender

Lavender!

Whitehaired, lavender and old lace.

This affects the lifespan of lavender.

Provence lavender under threat from climate change

Just the fresh, clean smell of lavender.

This place is a trap. Such a pretty lavender jacket.

As well as attracting holidaymakers, lavender oil is highly sought after for perfume and cosmetics.

And finally, it's a rich lavender, and after a couple of thousand feet, it's ink black.

You're going to move the blue one up in order to get the lavender one to the right.

Lavender is in decline because of drought like conditions and disease carrying insects, causing a major headache for scientists and farmers attempting to find solutions.

The lavender ceiling has been cracked, but there is nowhere in the world today where inclusiveness has been fully achieved. There is still much more to do.

Eric Chaisse, an expert at the Provence based agricultural research institute CRIEPPAM, said Lavender in Provence is effectively endangered, because in recent years the plant has been subjected to the effects of climate change that brought a lot less rain in the spring and mostly in the autumn.