Is there anything lovelier than the sight and scent of a lavender field in full bloom? All around the world, from France to England to India, gently rolling pastures of lavender are treasured by both tourists and farmers for the flowering plant's alluring beauty, sweet fragrance, and refreshing uses in essential oil production, culinary pursuits, and the medical field. Grown in thick, aromatic rows of purple stretches across acres of land, lavender is harvested year-round all over the globe. Here's a look at some of the most spectacular lavender-filled meadows in the world.
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