Lavender Fields, Specialty Flowers, Shop, & Classes
Red Oak Lavender Farm is the first and largest lavender farm in Georgia, and which is a family-run Agritourism destination set in historic Dahlonega, in North Georgia.
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Need a place to relax and unwind?
Our goal has always been to give back and provide a unique place to provide a place for all to wander our lavender fields, best experience from classes to you-picks, and make the best quality lavender products available in our lavender shop. Natural and Pure!
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Open Wednesday-Friday 11-3, Saturday 10-4, and Sunday 1-4.
mid February - mid December.
You-Picks
Step into a sea of color at Red Oak Lavender's You-Pick flower fields. Our giant, vibrant zinnias, dahlias, — in shades of pink, purple, red, orange, and white — are bursting and we have gomphrenas, celosias too - ready to be hand-picked just for you.
These blooms bring lasting beauty home. Fill your 20 oz cup with your favorite colors and watch the magic happen — Monarchs, Swallowtails, and even hummingbird moths may join you in the field. Bring your camera or paint and canvas to capture these amazing pollinators!
Come experience the farm. You won't want to leave.
Aromatic Lavender Cottage Shop
From field to harvest, discover the calming power of pure, handmade lavender here at Red Oak Lavender. Discover over 100 handcrafted in small batches items including bath salts, foot soaks, spa gift sets, lotions, sprays, soaps, and more—each one designed to bring calm and relaxation into your life. Don't forget to check out our limited seasonal collections!
Whether you're treating yourself or searching for the perfect gift, trusted by thousands of lavender lovers our lavender collection offers something for everyone. Find your calm and experience the difference quality makes.
See What Makes Our Shop Amazing
Pumpkin Spice & Lavender
Escape into autumn's most anticipated scent—our pumpkin spice & lavender lotion returns for a limited season. Luxuriously smooth and fast-absorbing, it wraps your skin in natural hydration without parabens. Year-round requests prove why customers crave it. This seasonal treasure won't last—claim yours before autumn slips away.
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Weekend Flower Bouquets or Flower Bar
Our flowers are just now starting to bloom. Come by and purchase a bouquet or make your own bouquet with choosing per stem. Our flowers are cut from the fields here at Red Oak and are not sprayed with insecticides or pecticides, so you can actually smell them and they have a longer vase life.
You-pick flowers are available at the farm as well, depending on the time of year as to which varieties. Indulge in the experience of cutting your own flowers and choosing which colors are best. Weather it is for your home, BnB, or cabin flowers have a way of brighting up your day.
We now carry dried herbs!
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Pollinators Abound
here at the farm
Our Lavender Fields
Make Photo Memories
This year we are allowing regular non-professional people to take photos with their cell phones only - of the flowers and/or with your family or yourself. during open hours Please be polite and not damage plants. No furniture or sitting on rows. Just add our location and our farm on all photos shared on social media. Let all see that your a Lavender Lover! We do request if you place photos on social media to add our farm name.
Wholesale to Retail Shops
From Field to Products: If you're interested in ordering our high-quality, handcrafted lavender products made in small batches, we'd love to hear from you! Feel free to please contact us.
Contact
Drying the Harvesting Lavender
Come experience the magic of traditional lavender and flowers drying at Red Oak Lavender. Watch as we hand-cut and bundle our flowers and lavender, then hang it upside down throughout our shop and basement—a centuries-old practice that fills the air with an incredible, naturally calming scent. When you visit, look up and breathe in the aromatherapy that surrounds you. It's a sensory journey you won't find anywhere else.
Reviews
We found this farm on our way to Cleveland and it was such a wonderful find! We loved the gardens of lavender and flowers; so beautiful! The little shop had lots of lovely quality gifts and culinary items. Loved the lavender lemonade and pancakes! Oh
— Amanda R
We really love this lavender farm! The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. Love the gift shop with a huge variety of lavender products. The vast majority of items in the shop are produced onsite. Very cool farm.
— David W
What a charming farm! Lots of herbs @ flowering plants for sale outside along with beautiful gardens and a sweet little shop with lots of lavender options inside. So much fun!
— Katie W
The Farm & Farmers
Red Oak Lavender Farm was born from a challenge. David and Tina set out to grow lavender in Georgia—a place where lavender wasn't supposed to thrive. The red clay soil, heavy rainfall, humidity, and intense summer heat all worked against them. But over 14 years of dedication, they cracked the code. Today, their lavender flourishes across the fields, defying every odd.
Beyond lavender, the farm bursts with seasonal color. Spring through autumn, something is always in bloom. Visit us for fresh-cut flowers on weekends, pick your own lavender in June, or harvest dahlias from June through July and again in September and October. Weather permitting, of course.
It's more than farming—it's a passion for growing the finest flowers and the lavender that shouldn't exist in the South. But it does.
Our Classes for 2026 Sold Out!
Our 2026 workshops were a huge success, and we're excited to share what's coming in 2027. As a small family farm, we've curated a diverse lineup of classes for all ages and interests. Mark your calendar for February 15th each year to reserve your spot. They sale out fast!
Here is a list of our sold out 2026 classes:
How to Grow Lavender for Gardner or Be a Lavender Farmer
Making a Lavender Wreath
Make your Own Fairy Garden
Flower Pounding - Eco Printing
Making a floral Wreath
Male a Lavender Broom
How to Make a Lavender Gnome
How to Grow Dahlias
How to Distill Lavender
After Blooms
Many ask what we do after the lavender blooms have been harvested at the end of June. We still stay very busy allowing for you-pick flowers, drying our flowers and lavenders and create works of art for your home with wreaths, or our trusted and loved bath and beauty products such as sprays, lotions, and handcrafted soaps to have available for purchases.
Then in the late fall it's breath taking to see all the bright color of leaves here in the mountains and enjoy the crisp fall weather. Dahlias are blooming till the first cold snap. We are continuing to handcraft our relaxing lavender products and gift sets for the holiday season for our holiday shoppers. Our thousands of trusted products let our customers know they are truly giving a unique gift that touches the heart.
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Dog Policy
We do Not allow pets at the farm.
We have chickens and also have a lot of bees here at the farm - honeybees and bumble bees (they love lavender and flowers).
*We do allow certified service dogs. Please check in at the shop when you arrive or reach out to us ahead of time. To keep things peaceful for our chickens, since our chickens view all canines as predators, we kindly ask that service dogs stay away from the chicken coop. Our eggs are donated to families at Jeremiah's Place- batter moms and their children who rely on them for meals-so protecting our chickens help support this important cause.
The ADA does not consider emotional support animals as service animals.
We appreciate your understanding and wish we didn't have to enforce this policy.
Photos at the Farm Warning
All photos taken at the farm and shared on social media can be placed on our social media pages. We recommend to add logo to give you credit.
Farm Sign
We are a small working farm. We opened the farm for others to relax, unwind from the busy days, breathe in the lavender, and enjoy the beauty of the farm. Owners do this as a passion and donate their time, sweat, and work. As with any working Agritourism farm and under Georgia law, there is no liability for injury... you are therefore assuming the risk of entering this Agritourism farm property, which includes walking rhe grounds, visiting. the shop, you-picks, classes, etc...