A homeowner’s former owners planted lavender in two beds; it’s now spreading into the lawn. The owner enjoys the scent when mowing but wants to contain it.
Repels mosquitoes, flies; dried flowers for sachets; potential market at health‑food stores. Consider keeping a managed patch.
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