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| ribboned sachets of lavender |
The lavender fields that cover large swaths of land in Northern Lazio (Arlena, Tuscania ,Viterbo,Tarquinia, Montalto di Castro) are just about to be harvested, thanks to the very hot weather these past few weeks.
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| flower baskets at the Lavender Festival |
The weekend of July 7-8 marks the local Lavender Festival held in Tuscania's "new" historic center, rebuilt and restored perfectly after the earthquake of 1971.
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| Tuscania's City Hall |
Look for dishes prepared using lavender, including risotto and gelato.
For full schedule check the Pro Loco website.
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| rebuilt homes are beautifully decorated |
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handicrafts filled with lavender
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| medieval buildings and fountains in Tuscania |
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| Loggia on the Duomo square |
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Looks a great event! I never knew the area around Tuscania was famous for its lavender.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful event. I like lavender fields very much. Thanks for sharing such a nice post with nice pictures here with us.
ReplyDeleteThanks to Podere dell'Arco and Christina Thompson (neighbors near the lavender fields) for the photos.
ReplyDeleteChristina's garden blog will be of interest to "constant gardeners". http://myhesperidesgarden.wordpress.com/2012/07/05/wild-flowers-in-puglia/
I remember the star jasmine all over Tuscania when I was there in early June 2010. Also the fileds of fladers Poppies. Never knew about the lavender, though, so must have been there too early.
ReplyDeleteLove your shots and bet those lavendar fields look amazing. Wish I could come see them.
ReplyDeleteGreat Click which you shared here with good information which really help the people to know about this lavendar festival.Keep Sharing
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