Josephine's Hot Chocolate from Kathy Gehrt's new book Discover Cooking with Lavender
Create your own Lavender Gel Room Freshener
	Knitted Lavender Sachet When the pattern says to sew a square of gauze for your dried lavender, there's no need to pull out the sewing machine...you can use Large Press & Brew Bags instead! click here to download pattern NOTE: correction on the row that states Next Row: BST, P13, K2, P13, BST (it should read K3)
Purchase Culinary Lavender from our favorite supplier Mountain Rose Herbs When we run out of our culinary lavender, that's where we go!   And when you put your own creative touch on crafts and gifts, why not make them VERY personal!? I just found a place where you really save on labels!
Chocolate Lavender Kisses	To make lavender sugar, combine 1 cup of granulated sugar with 1 tablespoon culinary lavender buds. Place in food processor and blend into a fine powder.
Lavender Tea Cake with Lemon Glaze	Culinary Lavender available at Mountain Rose Herbs
	The Susan L. Harrington... Patent Pending ;) Bud Denuding Device
The Five-Minute Pocket Sachet
Press & Brew Tea Bags available at Mountain Rose Herbs	Lavender Milk Bath Sachet Place 1 rounded tablespoon each of dried lavender buds, instant powdered whole milk and oatmeal in a 4" x 5" press & brew tea bag. Seal the open edge with an iron. Place sachet under warm running water for a skin-soothing, mind-calming spa bath. Visit Mountain Rose Herbs for the "Press & Brew" tea bags.
A truly wonderful general household cleaner can be made by filling jars to about one-quarter full of lavender foliage (fresh or dried), then topping up with warmed white vinegar. Place lids on jars and leave in a warm spot on the windowsill for about two weeks (or longer if time allows), shaking daily, then decant into spray containers, by which time you have a lovely perfumed and effective product. Use to clean kitchen benches (repels and also kills ants), windows etc. It is also good to spray into the air around BBQs to repel flies and mozzies, but take notice of which way the wind is blowing as it will sting your eyes for an instant.	Click here for more ideas using Fragrant Lavender Foliage   from our special guest, Bonny Larkin of Brisbane, Australia
Dr. Nigel Urwin	Propagate Lavender Plants Special Guest Dr. Nigel Urwin Lecturer in Plant Sciences EH Graham Centre for Agricultural Innovation Charles Sturt University Wagga Wagga, NSW 2678 Australia
Weave a "Magical" Lavender Wand
Spittle Bug Treatments