Learn Spanish (Latin America): La lavanda pura está en el gotero.

We use está (from the verb estar) because the sentence tells us the location of the lavender. When talking about where a physical object is located, you always use estar, even if it is going to be there for a long time.

Why does pura come after lavanda?

In Spanish, adjectives that describe a distinguishing physical trait usually come right after the noun. Here, pura (pure) tells us exactly what kind of lavender it is, distinguishing it from mixed or diluted lavender.

Is there a trick to remembering the word gotero?

Yes! It comes from the word gota, which means a drop of liquid. The ending -ero is often added to nouns to create a word for a container or tool associated with that noun. So, a tool for drops becomes a gotero (dropper).