Lavender is a perennial plant with a branched stem, growing at a height of 20 to 70 cm and characterized by long, thin and fibrous leaves. It is commonly found in rocky areas, on embankments, and is cultivated as both a medicinal and ornamental plant in gardens and commercial plantations. Lavender is native to the Mediterranean region, from Spain to Greece. As a cultivated plant, it has spread to England. Lavender is widely known for its aromatic properties, used in essential oils, and has various medicinal applications.