Lavender Flower Structure at Joseph Nance blog

Lavender Flower Structure. Beyond its ornamental value, this herb is perfect for harvesting, contributing to fragrant floral arrangements, sachets, and potpourri. Lavender is a monoecious plant which means that it has both male and female flowers on an individual plant. Lavandula produces lavender colored flowers at the end of long spikes or stems which are symmetrical bilaterally with 5 united petals or lobes with a tubular calyx and asymmetric. Lavender field field of english lavender (lavandula angustifolia) in norfolk, england. The purple flowers are sparsely arranged on spikes at the tips of long bare stalks and produce small nutlet fruits. Linear leaves, wider towards the apex or lanceolate, up to 10 cm in length with the edge usually revolute. The young leaves, hairy, smooth and greenish when adult. They anchor the plant in the soil, absorb water and. Lavender plant roots are an essential part of its structure and function.

The purple flowers are sparsely arranged on spikes at the tips of long bare stalks and produce small nutlet fruits. Beyond its ornamental value, this herb is perfect for harvesting, contributing to fragrant floral arrangements, sachets, and potpourri. Lavandula produces lavender colored flowers at the end of long spikes or stems which are symmetrical bilaterally with 5 united petals or lobes with a tubular calyx and asymmetric. They anchor the plant in the soil, absorb water and. Linear leaves, wider towards the apex or lanceolate, up to 10 cm in length with the edge usually revolute. Lavender plant roots are an essential part of its structure and function. The young leaves, hairy, smooth and greenish when adult. Lavender field field of english lavender (lavandula angustifolia) in norfolk, england. Lavender is a monoecious plant which means that it has both male and female flowers on an individual plant.

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Lavender Flower Structure Lavender is a monoecious plant which means that it has both male and female flowers on an individual plant. The young leaves, hairy, smooth and greenish when adult. Lavandula produces lavender colored flowers at the end of long spikes or stems which are symmetrical bilaterally with 5 united petals or lobes with a tubular calyx and asymmetric. Beyond its ornamental value, this herb is perfect for harvesting, contributing to fragrant floral arrangements, sachets, and potpourri. The purple flowers are sparsely arranged on spikes at the tips of long bare stalks and produce small nutlet fruits. Linear leaves, wider towards the apex or lanceolate, up to 10 cm in length with the edge usually revolute. Lavender is a monoecious plant which means that it has both male and female flowers on an individual plant. They anchor the plant in the soil, absorb water and. Lavender plant roots are an essential part of its structure and function. Lavender field field of english lavender (lavandula angustifolia) in norfolk, england.