2023 Lavender Season
JUNE 1st: U-Pick is Open
U-Pick Fee: $20 for 30 Sprigs of lavender you cut.
Fresh Lavender We Cut: $30 for 30 Sprigs.
We’ll have fresh lavender bundles that we cut available in our Boutique.
NEW: No Admission Fee! This season we will be charging for cutting lavender, but there is no admission fee to see our lavender fields. We hope you’ll visit to enjoy our farm and visit our Boutique to take a little lavender home!
Ongoing hours through July:
Tues/Wed/Thurs: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Fri: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Two Sundays in June: 11th & 25th, 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Two Sundays in July: 9th & 16th
1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Bring scissors
Park in our Visitor Parking and Follow signs to our Boutique to pay.
Severe Weather Closings:
We will close our fields for inclement weather and sometimes this occurs suddenly. We do our best to post any sudden closings, so please check our website before driving to our farm.
We do not cut lavender in rain!
Lavender Boutique: Open same hours as our lavender fields.
General Information:
We do have beautiful clean restrooms available inside our main Barn that may be entered from our patio.
Our main lavender fields for cutting are a short walk from our visitor parking lot and main Barn. The fields adjacent to our Barns are new and not yet available to cut.
There is a variety of tables, chairs, and tree benches available near our Barn and fields and all are first come, first serve.
“We can’t wait to welcome you to our family farm!”
In Lavender Love,
Robert & Karen Macdonald, Owners, Lavender Oaks Farm
“Old Macdonald’s Farm Rules”
💜 Drive in and out of our farm very slowly.
💜Please walk between the lavender rows and not on the white weed fabric.
💜No Pets Allowed
💜No Smoking
💜Bring a picnic, but please take all garbage with you
💜Please respect our pollinator friends! The honey bees, bumblebees, and butterflies love our lavender plants!
💜We welcome kids, but an adult must be with them at all times. Please note our pond area is not open to the public!💜Please be patient and kind with our staff and other visitors!
💜Enjoy being in nature and leave no trace!
💜Questions: Please email us: info@lavenderoaks.farm
Here’s what you can do with fresh cut lavender:
Dry it: Hang it upside down in a dark place such as a closet. In about 2 weeks your lavender will be dry and you can either display it, or rub the buds off the stem and use it as culinary lavender.
Display it fresh: If you put your fresh cut lavender in a vase it is best not to put water in the vase. The stem becomes moldy very quickly.
Bake or Cook with it: Fresh lavender is wonderful sprinkled on fruit, made into a simple syrup, or added to salads or soups. It is part of the mint family so is delicious in both sweet and savory dishes. A little goes a long way!
In the words of Thomas Jefferson:
“Cultivators of the earth are the most valuable citizens. They are the most vigorous, the most independent, the most virtuous, and they are tied to their country and wedded to its liberty and interests by the most lasting bonds.”