Blue Mountain Lavender Farm is a family-owned agro-tourism operation in the Walla Walla Valley of Washington State. The farm is open to the public from late April to mid July for shopping in the farm boutique, plant sales, lavender u-pick of 25 varieties on 2 acres, and lavender craft classes. Each activity depends on the season -- please consult Visit & Shop for dates, hours and details.
The Farm Boutique features artisanal lavender goods including dried bouquets, sachets, a curated selection of bath & body products, culinary treats, and dried lavender by the pound. The backdrop of the Blue Mountains provides opportunities for photographers, painters, and visitors who savor la joie de vivre.
The Farm Boutique features artisanal lavender goods including dried bouquets, sachets, a curated selection of bath & body products, culinary treats, and dried lavender by the pound. The backdrop of the Blue Mountains provides opportunities for photographers, painters, and visitors who savor la joie de vivre.
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U-pick
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Lavender U-pick is one of our most popular farm activities and is available from the first full week of June until we close in mid-July. U-pick is a simple activity and these guidelines will help you enjoy your experience. 2. Cut long flower stems and include a few leaves. Cutting lavender stems too close the the blooms will result in a very short bundle of flowers.
Growing Lavender
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We begin selling lavender plants in late April and continue into early July. Availability changes weekly with up to 15 varieties to choose from. Common plant sizes are 3.5 pots and 1-gallon pots. We occasionally carry 2-gallon lavender pots. Plants are sold on-site and we do not ship. The farm is located in the Walla Walla Valley of southeastern Washington which is in USDA Zone 5.
Cooking with Lavender
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Cooking with lavender is a distinctive experience, and is similar to adding its cousins--mint or rosemary--to a dish. However, rather than cooking with lavender leaves, the flowers are put to work. All lavender varieties are edible, though English lavenders (Lavandula angustifolia) are the sweetest by nature.
Contact Us
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Please note that when traveling on Highway 12, McDonald Road (westbound) and Lowden Road (eastbound) are the closest exits. Also, the neighboring town of Touchet shares our same zip code and your GPS may locate our farm there -- not to worry, you will still reach us! Contact us with your questions or comments.
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