The most common uses of lavender are in perfumes, soaps, sachets, potpourris, scented candles, bouquets, etc. We can also find them as a part of Herbes de Provence mixes, or use the dried flowers as a pest repellent. Simply hang them upside down to dry out and work their magic. Lavender flowers attract bees, bumblebees, butterflies, etc., which is why many growers plant them in their pollinator gardens. You can use this herb in cooking, as a hedge, or to frame your walkways and patios; the options are endless!