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2013

The Lavender Farm will open to visitors on

May 15th

Visit our events page for details

The lavender farm opens this year to visitors
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Visit our gift shop, stroll through the fields

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see what they can do for your skin!  
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Click here.... Lavender Tips and how to prune your lavender. 

Pruning Your Lavender
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Pruning Your Lavender Plants
Spring has Sprung, and the lavender is waking up. Add water to your lavender now to encourage it to wake up and grow.  Don't be too impatient as it will take through May for some lavender to show signs of growth and life.  Lavender is quite resilient and will come back most years, so just give it a bit more time. 
Our new babies are thriving and growing wonderfully in our greenhouse and are now ready to come out and be planted. If you are planning a lavender garden in the spring then we usually suggest planting early bloomers, mid-bloomers, and late bloomers.  This will extend the lavender fragrant scent and beauty of lavender in your garden through-out the growing season. 
Fall is lavender pruning time, but if you did not prune back your lavender plants in fall then pruning in the spring will work out fine.  I always like to prune ours back in the fall as it seems to give them a head start in the spring, and makes them extra hardy through the winter. Click here to get information on how to prune your lavender.  Watch a video here  on pruning your lavender in 30 seconds or less.  It is essential to the well being of your lavender to prune it back every year.  So check it out and get more tips on caring for your lavender plants.  Watch for your "spring wake-up" video coming in May for what to look for when your lavender starts its annual reawakening.