Tea & Apothecary Herb | Lavandula angustifolia
Australian grown lavender is one of those herbs that earns its place on the shelf.
Soft, floral and beautifully aromatic, our organic Lavender Flower is a true home apothecary staple. It can be brewed as a gentle herbal tea, blended with other botanicals, infused into oils, added to baths, used in skincare making, or kept on hand for simple everyday rituals.
This is not a herb you buy once and forget about. It is the one you keep reaching for.
Lavender has been used for generations in teas, bath blends, oil infusions, kitchen recipes and natural body care. Its familiar floral aroma makes it one of the easiest herbs to use, especially if you are starting to build your own home apothecary.
Packed by Alpine Apothecary in the Snowy Mountains, this 30g jar is a simple, beautiful way to bring one of the most loved apothecary herbs into your daily routine.
Why you’ll love it
Australian grown organic lavender flower
A classic home apothecary staple
Beautiful as a floral herbal tea
Perfect for bath soaks, foot soaks and body rituals
Can be infused into oils for balms, salves and skincare making
Lovely in baking, honey, syrups and botanical drinks
A versatile herb for tea, food, infusion, skincare, bath and steam use
Ways to use
Tea & daily rituals
Brew on its own as a soft floral tea, or blend with chamomile, lemon balm, green tea or hibiscus. A beautiful choice for slow evenings, quiet moments and simple daily ritual.
Bath & body
Add to warm baths, foot soaks, bath salts or milk baths. Lavender can also be infused into oil for use in balms, salves, body oils and handmade skincare.
Home apothecary
Use in water-based infusions, oil infusions, facial steams, herbal sachets, pillow blends, botanical mists and natural body care products.
Kitchen & lifestyle
Infuse into honey, syrups or sugar. Add a small amount to baking, shortbread, cakes, botanical drinks or mocktails.
Why keep lavender on hand?
Because one jar can do so much.
When people are trying to buy less and choose better, lavender makes sense. It is tea, bath herb, skincare herb, kitchen herb and apothecary staple in one.
Simple. Beautiful. Useful.
Ingredients
100% dried Organic Lavender Flower
Lavandula angustifolia
Origin
Australian grown.
Size
30g loose dried lavender flower.
Australian Lavender Recipes
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Food & drink
Bath & body
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Botanical simmer pot: Alpine Wildflower
A simple stovetop home-fragrance recipe featuring this herb. You can use separately purchased dried botanicals; the ingredients below are not included with this herb product.
Ingredients
- 2 teaspoons dried lavender flowers
- 2 teaspoons dried chamomile flowers
- 1 teaspoon dried rose petals
- 2 dried orange slices
Method: Add all botanicals to a saucepan with 750 mL–1 litre of water. Bring to a gentle simmer, reduce the heat, and top up with water as needed. Enjoy the natural fragrance while the pot is attended.
Safety: For home fragrance only, not for drinking. Never leave simmering water unattended or allow the pan to boil dry. Keep away from children and pets; ventilate the room and let pets move away from the scent.
