Blue-gray foliage with lavender scent but yellow flowers suggests a Lavandula relative or hybrid, not true lavender (L. angustifolia has purple flowers).
Wild plants may have variable chemistry. Don't ingest without positive ID. For culinary/medicinal use, buy verified L. angustifolia or L. × intermedia.
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