2. Lavender (Lavandula Hybrida)
The various species of the genus Lavandula, herbaceous plants or shrub bush typical of the Mediterranean area, is always appreciated by most people for its delicate scent and the beautiful purple hues of its flowers. They are easy to grow both in pots and in the garden and have a strong repellent effect against mosquitoes and flies.
By virtue of the intense scent which has inspired mankind to make soaps and softeners, especially using the flowers and leaves of this highly fragrant plant. Cultivated in the middle of the earth, summer formations and colorful scented bushes, which can also be placed in the garden as a border along the flowerbed. Among the various species, the most fragrant is the Lavandula Hybrida.
In addition to its cultivation in the garden or pot, you can also experiment with the insecticidal properties of the essential oil to put on the skin, or bunches hanging along the walls, as the ancient Romans did, to perfume your home. It is in fact used in aromatherapy as an antidepressant, soothing, balancing of the nervous system, as a decongestant against colds and flu.
