FAQ

We grow over 80,000 plants of English & French lavender, all with their own unique traits. Some varieties include Purple Bouquet, Melissa, Grosso, Hidcote Giant, Super and many more.

Our largest French bloom of the season typically takes place during the first two weeks of July. We will have a smaller English bloom in mid June and even smaller in mid September. Always keep in mind that the bloom is dependent on Mother Nature and varies year to year. Follow us on Facebook for up do date information and read more about visiting the farm here.

Lavandula (lavender!), is a genus of 42 species of flowering plants in the mint family, Lamiaceae. Lavender has an aromatic smell and is known for its soothing and relaxing benefits. We offer lavender in many of its different forms including fresh (when in bloom) dried, loose, as an essential oil, and more. Shop our lavender here and read more about lavender on our blog.

Though both English and French lavender are part of the mint family (Labiatae), the differences between these two varieties of lavender include their range of flower color, bloom time, size, and level of hardiness.

We grow over 80,000 plants of English & French lavender, all with their own unique traits. Some varieties include Purple Bouquet, Melissa, Grosso, Hidcote Giant, Super and many more.