Lavender Uses Infographic | Healing Plants and Herbs

Card grid infographic titled "Lavender Uses". 8 uniform cards in a clean grid, watercolor cozy style with a vintage parchment palette, editorial reference-poster illustration. Botanically accurate lavender herb throughout, with soft watercolor textures, warm parchment background, delicate botanical detailing, clean readable layout. Each card must contain: a clear central icon/diagram, a name IN English, a one-line description IN English, a traditional-use callout IN English, and a safety / interaction note IN English. No medical cure claims, no disease-treatment wording, use gentle educational phrasing about traditional and common uses only. Cards: 1) Sleep Support — lavender sprig with crescent moon pillow icon — traditionally used to promote relaxation before bedtime — safety note about possible drowsiness and avoiding use before driving. 2) Calm Mood — lavender flowers with calm face / breathing lines — commonly used in aromatherapy for a soothing atmosphere — safety note for fragrance sensitivity. 3) Stress Relief Bath — bath cup with lavender blossoms — traditional use in baths for unwinding after a long day — safety note about skin sensitivity and dilution. 4) Sachets for Linens — cloth sachet filled with lavender buds — traditionally placed in drawers and pillows for a fresh calming scent — safety note keep away from pets and small children. 5) Herbal Tea Tradition — teacup with lavender flowers — traditional mild floral infusion for relaxation — safety note not for excess use, caution in pregnancy or with sedatives. 6) Topical Oil Use — small bottle with diluted lavender oil and leaf — commonly used diluted in massage or skin-care rituals — safety note never apply essential oil undiluted, patch test first. 7) Head Ease Tradition — forehead compress with lavender sprigs — traditional comfort use during tense days — safety note avoid eye area and discontinue if irritation occurs. 8) Pollinator Garden Herb — lavender plant with bees — valued as an aromatic garden herb that supports pollinators and dried herb crafts — safety note note possible allergy to Lamiaceae plants. Include subtle supporting visuals like bees, sachets, teacups, bath steam, linen patterns, mortar and pestle, and botanical cross-sections where helpful. The infographic should visually evoke healing plants and herbs without using that phrase on the image. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no real brand logos, no watermarks Botanically accurate herbs. Each card includes traditional-use callout + safety / interaction note. No medical cure claims.