Aloomba Lavender Farm

Aloomba Lavender Farm offers 'Lavender' Talks and a Gift Shop, as well as accommodation.

When you visit Aloomba Lavender, meals plus morning and afternoon teas can be prepared for larger groups with prior booking. Good coffee (and a range of teas) and homemade biscuits are available to guests at any time.

Aloomba Lavender is a part of a four thousand acre cattle property east of Stanthorpe. The Bonner Family have been involved in the cattle industry for well over 100 years. The lavender farm was established at the end of 1998, and moved from Aloomba to Aloomba Top, it has become one of the best lavender and accommodation tourist destinations in Stanthorpe.

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New South Wales

Mt Wayo Lavender Farm offers: Free entry, free tea & coffee for group bookings, guided tours,
Lavender and Rose products for sale.

Visitors are welcome to wander through the gardens, relax in the historical 1852 pub or enjoy the undercover picinic facilities. Lavender plants are for sale and distillation demonstrations can by arranged by request.

Lavender is in bloom from October until March.

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New South Wales

Camelot Lavender Farm is situated in a delightful country setting at Wallarobba, midway between the towns of Dungog and Paterson in the Hunter Valley, NSW Australia.

The farm welcomes visitors by providing the best Devonshire Teas in the Hunter Valley. A choice of plain or lavender scones with a selection of our award winning jams and fresh Hunter Valley country cream are served with a great range of specialty teas and coffees.

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New South Wales

Situated in sunny Narrandera in the beautiful Australian N.S.W Riverina, Lavande Aromatiques Lavender Farm has been described as an oasis and is certainly worth a visit.

They are Australian worldwide suppliers for dried lavender - essential lavender oil and hydrosols - hand crafted lavender skin care products and gift items.

Lavande Lavender Farm began on a small acreage in Bells Estate, Narrandera in May 2000. Ironically, the idea to grow Lavender arose from not wanting to spend weekends mowing the lawn. Now instead of lawn there is an established Lavender farm (Lavandula x intermedia and Lavandula angustifolia) with the majority of plants being distilled for oil. The farm continues to expand.

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New South Wales

Victoria

The Lavender Patch Lavender Farm

The Lavender Patch Lavender Farm farm was established ten years ago. The owners chose lavender due to their beliefs in the qualities of lavender.

There are now 9,500 lavandula x-intermedia plants in the ground which are harvest for the dry flower. 

For visitors' pleasure there is a Gift Shop and a Tea room. In addition, there is a Plant Nursery specialising in lavender plants and perennials.

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Victoria

Mt Baimbridge Lavender is set on 12 acres and nestled at the foot of Mt Baimbridge, just north of Hamilton in the Western District of Victoria, Australia.

The domestic garden is a drought tolerant garden with many paths, some of which meander past a small aviary and show poultry. There is a shop and gallery which sell lavender products and art by local artists. Visitors are invited to wander around the gardens and, of course, the fields of lavender.

The lavender is usually in full bloom throughout December.

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Victoria

One hour from Melbourne Warratina Lavender Farm is situated at the foothills of the Dandenong Ranges, in the beautiful Yarra Valley.

Warratina Lavender Farm is run by Annemarie & Peter Manders and family who take pride in producing products which are made from lavender grown on the farm. Both these and a range of lavender plants are available from the cottage at the farm.

Enjoy a stroll along the lavender rows, breathe the fresh country air, and enjoy the views of the distant hills.

Picnic areas and disabled facilities are provided with available Coach parking near all facilities.

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Victoria

Lavandula Swiss Italian Farm is a little taste of Europe. They are growers of lavender, olives and grapes.

'Spanish' lavender is in flower from late October and the 'English' lavender is in full bloom from Christmas: the fields are patterned in white, pink, mauve and deep purple lavenders.

During January the flower stems are hand harvested using a sickle, and bunched for sale fresh or dried. The flowers are distilled, producing lavender water and oil for the farm's own body products.

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Victoria

The Bridestowe Estate Lavender Farm established in 1921, is one of the world's largest single commercial lavender farms, producing the finest quality lavender flowers and lavender oil, used traditionally in the perfumery industry. The Bridestowe plantations have made Tasmania famous worldwide for its lavender.

A guided tour of the Bridestowe Estate has become a popular attraction for visitors and locals alike. When in flower, the fields offer a spectacular scene set in a superb bushland setting with a backdrop of distant mountains (don't forget to bring your camera). Come by car or join one of the many bus tours that operate from most major centres. These are available most days during the flowering season.

Bridestowe Estate Lavender Farm produces, on site, lavender flowers as well as lavender oil, and from these materials the Bridestowe manufacturing division produces Tasmanian made lavender products which make ideal souvenirs and gifts.

The farm consists of 120 acres of rolling fields of lavender and is considered one of Tasmania's most spectacular sights during flowering in December and January. The five-week harvest begins in early January with the distillation and processing of the lavender in full swing. The air of tranquility, subtle fragrance and beauty of Bridestowe continues to attract visitors throughout the year.

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Tasmania

South Australia