The article delves into the significance of lavender in Provence, southern France, dating back to its introduction by the Romans approximately 2,000 years ago. Lavender has become an integral emblem of the region, celebrated through various local festivals, particularly during its peak blooming season from mid-June to early August. The fields, particularly famous in areas like the Valensole plateau, provide not just a beautiful visual landscape but also serve practical purposes including culinary oils, perfumes, and medicinal uses with essential lavender oils produced under strict regionally-protected conditions.
Lavender is an emblem of Haute Provence, representing regional identity and historical ties back to Roman times, with essential oils and various uses.
The lavender fields stretch across southern France with peak blooming from mid-June to early August, offering stunning views and local festivities.
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