Norfolk is synonymous with wide open skies, beautiful secluded beach, of course, Nelson and Norfolk Lavender. Large field filled with fragrant purple flowers from June to August, stretched away into the distance, humming bees and scenting the air.
Norfolk Lavender at Heacham is established, a village 3 miles south of Hunstanton, Linn Chilvers in 1932, selling bundles of lavender from the kiosk in the oncoming traffic for war. Today agriculture Lavender Lavender, the National Collection and is one of the busiest tourist spots. The Watermill toffee-colored, built of local stone Carr, is an iconic building on the ride to the coast of Norfolk.
There are 39 species of lavender (Lavandula), but due to cross-pollinate easily limited variation. Flower color of any form of what became known as ‘Lavender’, although some form of white or pink, lavender is not! The name Lavender comes from the Latin word for Lavanda “wash”. In Roman times the interest is sold at 100 dinars per pound is about one month salary for a laborer. Beautiful Roman woman immersed in their skin scent of lavender bath they believe will be healed by the power of healing. Today we still enjoy the lavender scented bubble bath relax at the end of a stressful day. Norfolk Lavender – Super Plant

