Seven Oaks Lavender Farm

Lavender Farm, Lavender Products, Pick-Your-Own, Virginia Lavender

Season 2013: June 1st through July 7th
9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Answers to Frequently Asked Questions:

There is no lavender blooming until June.
No reservations required.
We are child-friendly.
You are allowed to bring a picnic if you clean up after yourself and we have tables and shady trees for such purposes.
Dogs are allowed Monday mornings from 9 a.m. to noon.

Height of season is the middle of June. The most quiet times are early in the season and Monday through Wednesday and every morning from 9 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. if you are looking for more solitude!

We are a small, family run farm business. Mother and daughters, Edith, Deborah and Dianne, co-own the farm and employ family members, interns, and neighbors to staff the farm business. Below you will find links to videos about our farm. Our farm is set in bucolic, Fauquier County which has the advantage of being less than an hour west of Washington D.C. Early in the season there is less blooming and the height of the season is the middle of June.

In our "It Takes a Village" store you will find we have a tremendous variety of top quality lavender products, most of which are made here at the farm by our busy little hands. Some of our products: soap, jelly and some hand sewn products such as hair scrunchies, and dog scarves are made with our lavender by crafty neighbors and friends. Please call us to place your order or ask questions. You can make an appointment to visit the shop out of season.

Time to book your time slot for a portrait in the lavender field this June! Great photographer, great setting = great photos!
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Deborah Williamson
Writing Instruction & Social Media Marketing for Small Farms.