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Customer-loved organic lavender buds for tea, baking, sachets, and natural home projects — pure, aromatic, and packed with care.
Frequently Asked Questions
Culinary lavender is lavender grown and dried to eat, almost always Lavandula angustifolia (English lavender). It is lower in camphor than French or Spanish lavender, so it tastes floral rather than soapy when used lightly. Ours is whole dried English lavender buds for tea, baking, syrups, lemonade, and infused honey.
Yes. Our infused honey is made using raw honey that is minimally processed to preserve its natural character, texture, and flavor. We craft our honey in small batches using carefully selected botanical ingredients.
Our loose-leaf herbs and culinary lavender are organic, carefully sourced from Eastern European botanical growers. Our honey, bee pollen, and saffron are not sold as organic. Each product page describes exactly what is in the bag.
Our herbs and lavender come from Eastern European botanical growers, and our honey comes from American apiaries. We evaluate each ingredient for aroma, color, and condition, and review supplier documentation such as certificates of analysis when it is available. Everything is hand-packed in small batches in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Yes. Farmer Soul offers select herbs and botanicals in bulk quantities for tea blending, culinary use, crafting, and small business needs. Availability may vary depending on seasonality and product supply.
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