mai 10th, 2010

Lady Lavender

Queen Victoria had her castles washed in lavender water while Queen Elizabeth I wore it as perfume.

Little did we know that Canada’s truest form of this multitasking flower is produced right here in Quebec. Fitch Bay’s Bleu Lavande farm grows 100 per cent pure lavender without pesticides and transforms it into sweet smelling linen water spray ($18.50) for your bedding and towels, rich hand cream ($19.50) to nourish skin, and dark chocolate bars for pure edible pleasure. 

Long live the Queen.


At Carrefour Laval, 3003 Le Carrefour Blvd., Laval, 450-681-2445.

Tour the Bleu Lavande farm, 891 Narrow Road (Rte 247), Fitch Bay, Quebec, 1-888-876-5851, from June 12, tickets $6.