The best time to enjoy your visit to our farm, we suggest you:

*Explore our website prior to your visit, as well as our Facebook page or our Instagram to see what is in bloom.

*Check our hours of operation and note special events and classes (spring and summer), including possible early closures, which vary depending on the season.

Do I need Reservations just to Visit

You do not need reservations to just visit, Except you do need to visit during our open hours. Our u-picks for 2023 are done. We do have fresh flowers in shop while they last. Once our cold night temperatures arrive (usually October) our flowers are done for the year. Frost cause petals to wilt and die back. But the fall color in the tree leaves are beautiful then. 

Is there an admission charge to visit:

There is No charge to visit the farm during our open hours, except in June.

June admission fee - 5.00 per car of up to 4 people with 1.50 per extra person. Children under 4 free.

2024 * U-Pick June Lavender information: June Lavender you-picks go on sale online at our website the second week of May for picking the month of June. You must have purchased your online ticket with us before arriving to pick. We will have all the tools for your to pick. No tickets will be sold at our shop. Flower 2024 u-pick tickets will go on sale online at our website in July. Flowers will be zinnias, Gomphrenas, and celosias. Dalias will be on sale u-picks 2024 during September and first part of October while they last. For 2023 flowers are being sold in the shop on weekends while they last. 

*Please allow 1 hour for visiting grounds and checking out our gift shop.

*Dress for the weather and wear comfortable walking shoes (sandals and high heel shoes are not recommended), as our fields are a walking experience in grass and could be wet or muddy depending on weather. 

Chairs

*No outside chairs permitted. We do have 5 picnic tables and wrought iron chairs at the farm for sitting. 

Dress

*Costumes/costume accessories of any type are not permitted.

*Clothing that is deemed inappropriate by the general public is not permitted (including excessively revealing clothing, clothing with profanity, objectionable language or graphics). Most of our visitors are bending down, etc... since this is a farm and outside in all kinds of weather. It's best to be comfortable for being in all positions.

Food & Drink

*We do not have a cafe at the farm, so do not sell food. We do have a coke machine inside the shop. You may bring your own picnic basket with food and drink as long as it stays outside.

*Please no food or open drinks or drinks with straws are allowed inside the shop. This is to prevent spills on the floor or products.

Take Care

Stay off of black weed cloth, irrigation lines, netting, and plants/flowers. Pinching or cutting flowers and lavender on your own is strictly prohibited. 

Dogs/Pets

Sorry no dogs or pets are not permitted, except for service dogs. We have chickens and are afraid of dogs and will refuse to lay eggs we need to supply Jeremiah's Place for homeless moms with kids in our county. Chickens consider dogs as predators - since they had an experience with our local coyotes.

*Regarding Service Dogs - NOTE: As of January 1, 2019, service "dogs whose sole function is to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as service animals under the Americans with Disabilities Act" and will not be permitted to enter the farm.

Photography

You are welcome to take photos with your cell phone. 35 mm are fine for taking photos of the flowers only.

*Staged photography or photo shoots is strictly prohibited. whether amateur or professional.

*Examples include engagement, wedding, maternity, senior class photos as well as modeling shots that involve posing and/or changes of clothing. Professional photography equipment, such as reflectors, are not permitted.

*Drone is not permitted at the farm to allow peace and quiet of the farm for all to enjoy.

*Melissa Giles is our Only professional photographer and will take appointments for June in the Lavender after hours at the farm. Her contact information is https://melissagphotos.com  

We no longer offer time to other photographers, since we live at the farm and need privacy after hours. Thank you for understanding.

Restrooms

We do not have a public inside restroom. We do have a port-potty that is cleaned by the company we rent it from on a weekly bases. It is located behind the fence - just past the barn and chicken coop.

Handicap - Wheelchairs

The front of the property is somewhat level and is mowed weekly. The back of the farm does slope to the back of the property. Please be aware.

Touring the Farm

When the farm is open we allow visitors to wander the grounds and explore the lavender and flowers (June bloom for Lavender and July - first of October for flowers). Farm is open from Valentine's Day week through the second week of December. Hours are: Wednesday - Friday 11-3pm, Saturday 10-4pm, and Sunday 1-4pm. Even though the lavender is only in bloom in June and the flowers bloom July through first of October - we do make lavender and flower products with what we grow here at the farm and then sell the products in our shop. We have visitors that come back very ofter to purchase our amazing products, so we keep the shop open so all can visit the shop throughout the year (mid February - mid December).  January is pretty cold and we might even have ice or snow, so we are closed then and let the lavender sleep.

Anyone arriving while the shop is closed will be escorted off the property, since we live here at the farm and have chores that need to be done  as well as relaxing.

The following is strictly prohibited at our Farm:

*Smoking of any type, including e-cigarettes, vaping devices or illegal substances, are prohibited at the farm grounds, parking area, and all buildings.

*Firearms of any type or items that look like weapons. This is private property.

*Climbing trees, or garden features. Picking plants and flowers. Entering swimming pool, or pond.

*Drones.

*Balloons including balloon letters/numbers, signs, and any props.

*Ceremonies (weddings, religious or disbursement of ashes).

*Musical instruments, radios, or music players with external speakers.

*Using mobile phone with external speakers in "on" position.

*Bicycles, Razor scooters, roller blades, skateboards, Segways, Hoverboards.

*Any toys or item that is deemed disruptive by Farm help or owners (balls, frisbees, kites, bubbles). The farm with all the flowers are not a place to play catch.

*Jogging or running.