We Distill Our Own Lavender Essential Oil

Lavender bloom season is only a few short weeks the first half of June here. Then we spend the rest of the month harvesting those amazingly scented lavender bloom by hand to hang and dry and later sell as bundles or distill to make our pure lavender essential oil and lavender hydrosol. Both filled with health benefits. We then use our oil to make our high quality products. So check out our lavender cottage shop or check out our Dahlias garden and sunflowers or our other flowers for the rest of summer into autumn. Shop is open from March through till mid December or online all the time. 

Flower Gardens Galore

Our Flower Gardens are amazing from late Spring until mid Autumn with all varieties of flowers from Alliums to Zinnas, Sunflowers and our 900+ Dahlias. On weekends we sale cut bouquets and sometimes u-cut flowers. With the farm filled with flowers and lavender how could you not resist a visit to our farm? Bring your cameras for amazing keepsake memories.

Amateur photographers are welcome during open hours of the shop at no extra charge, other than admission, just tag us on your social media please. During Lavender blooms in June we do charge professional photographers a fee 25.00 an hour during open shop hours. For closed hours call for pricing. We start booking time slots in May for June after hours sessions.

Check out our Event page for bloom times!

Most Popular Question

When does lavender bloom here? With 543 different varieites of lavender we can expect lavender of one variety or all from May - September, with full bloom in June. The sunflowers we begin germination in winter for our first bloom in June to coincide with the lavender and a second bloom in autumn. We also have over 900+ Dahlias which begin to bloom in late June through beginning of autumn. Let's not forget our other flowers, such as zinnias, roses, hollyhocks, foxgloves, snapdragons, etc... begin to bloom the end of June through till autumn.

About US

In 2014 we started planting our first crop of just 500 lavender and 9 different varieties. This was a totally new adventure, since NO One had grown lavender in Georgia past year two without crop failure. But we had small parcel of pasture at our home and decided this beautiful herb was worth trying. Today we grow about 4,000 lavender plants of 19 different varieties, some plants 8 years of age. We have learned a lot through in-depth research, lavender conferences, visiting lavender farms in person and speaking with lavender growers from Arizona, South Carolina, North Carolina, Sequim Washington and also abroad to the Provence area of France and Ireland. UGA visits our farm yearly to check with us to see how we are growing lavender in this harsh environment and being successful.