Virginia Lavender, Bulk Lavender, Lavender Gifts, Pick-Your-Own 

Featured in:  Virginia Living Magazine, Buy Fresh, Buy Local, Virginia Farm Bureau News, Fox 5 News, The Washington Post, The Fauquier Times-Democrat, Bull Run Observer, The Free Lance-Star and The Piedmont Virginian

You better come if you're coming.  Closing day is this Sunday.  In honor of the 4th of July we are selling our fresh lavender for half price on Saturday and Sunday.  The dark long-stemmed Grosso French lavender is available.  There are new photos from this season posted on the photo page if you want to get a preview.  Our all natural ant-spray "Ant-Free Naturally" which was profiled in the lovely magazine, The Piedmont Virginian is for sale here and on the products page.  If you are headed out on the next few Saturdays and you want an additional country experience--please stop into The Nokesville Farmer's Market right off Rt. 28 (take a left at stoplight at Nokesville) from 9 a.m.- 1 p.m. to find truly local and scrumptious veggies, breads, cheeses, meats, etc.  If you would like to pair a wine tasting with your trip to Fauquier County check out scenic Barrel Oak Winery in beautiful Delaplane, VA.  And as always, if you come out you might as well go by the Inn Spa Poplar Springs in Casanova for lunch...or a massage!  You may find links to all of these suggestions on our links page.   

Mother and daughter, Edith and Deborah Williamson, are the lavender farmers at scenic Seven Oaks Lavender Farm which is located in the town of Catlett in beautiful Fauquier County in Northern Virginia (about 55 min west of Washington, D.C.).  Learn more about the farm by choosing from the menu on the left or print out our full-color brochure for the 2009 season.  

The farm has a historic home builit in 1860 and is situated on acres of beautiful countryside surrounded by large ancient oak trees.  Seven Oaks farmhouse pre-dates the Civil War and sits on the edge of the official battlefield of the Battle of Auburn I and II and will soon be part of a local historic district.  A gray Cape Cod on the hilltop, adjacent to the historic home, offers a shaded porch to sit and dream with a lavender view.  Check out our seasonal lavender shop when you are here.

Remember us when you are choosing a location for a family or special portrait.  Call ahead to arrange details.  Honestly you won't find a better setting.  Check our links area for a list of talented local photographers.  We are also available for painting classes and photographers as long as they are willing to take home one bouquet of lavender.

On our "About Lavender" link page you can learn about growing and caring for lavender plants. We have small lavender plants available for $7.00.  Goodwin's Creek and Hidcote varieties.