From Field to Product

Since 2014 it has been our mission to create natural lavender products that actually work, made here at our farm from our lavender we grow.

Each product is hand crafted using only to best ingredients in each one. We only use 100% natural from a stem distallation Lavender essential oil - no fillers!
We believe in the power of mother nature to provide us with the best natural ingredients. All of our products are Handmade using traditional methods in Dahlonega, Ga - foothills of the Appalacian Mountains, such as hand harvesting at peak time and century aged method of drying our lavender upside down.

Celebrate 10 Years of Growing

2023 will be our 10th year of growing lavender and expanding the farm with thousands of varities of flowers. So we have decided to be a year of sharing our love of lavender and flowers with our visitors. Come join us in 2023 for a year packed full of learning from how to classes, to Appalacian Arts, and how we create some our products.

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.