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fresh lavender for cooking

  • 22-07-2015 10:30pm
    #1
    Bananaleaf
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    Where can I buy fresh lavender for cooking in Dublin? Would somewhere like Fallon and Byrne have it or is there anywhere better (cheaper) to go?

    Thanks


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  • #2
    pixbyjohn
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    Every Saturday in July there is freshly cut lavender for sale in Kilmacanogue beside Avoca in Fragrances of Ireland>>>>http://www.perfume.ie/


  • #3
    Bananaleaf
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    pixbyjohn wrote: »
    Every Saturday in July there is freshly cut lavender for sale in Kilmacanogue beside Avoca in Fragrances of Ireland>>>>http://www.perfume.ie/

    Thank you. I won't be in Dublin until mid August so will probably miss that. I might look into growing my own however


  • #4
    Dizzyblonde
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    If I were you I'd buy a nice mature plant at a garden centre and keep it in a pot. They're widely available, especially at this time of year.


  • #5
    Dial Hard
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    Dizzyblonde wrote: »
    If I were you I'd buy a nice mature plant at a garden centre and keep it in a pot. They're widely available, especially at this time of year.

    And great for attracting bees to your garden :)


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