Stoney Hollow's Lavender Gardens are located in the
scenic Grey Highlands of Ontario (30 minutes south of Collingwood
and 90 minutes north of Toronto).
Established in 2004 as Southwestern Ontario’s premier lavender farm, it has grown from a humble few hundred plants and 5 varieties, to over 4000 plants with 14 varieties spread over an acre of Chatham-Kent farmland.
Perhaps it was providence that Lavender Blue started its lavender farm in Sparta, Ontario - for the Quakers brought lavender to North America and it was the Quakers that established the historic community of Sparta. Jonathan Doan, a Quaker from Philadelphia, first settled the area after the War of 1812. Sparta grew and prospered and within twenty years, its commerce included a tannery, a grist-mill and a distillery as well as Sparta’s famous blacksmith shop known as the Forge. The Forge’s two foot thick walls, made of clay and straw, today house the Sparta Museum. Sparta’s development was heavily influenced by the Greek Revival that was popular during the 1800’s. This is not only evident in much of the architecture, but also in the naming of the village itself. Its historical buildings, which still stand today, include the Quaker Meeting House, Eakins Hardware Store, Sparta House, Temperance House and Hiram B. Smith’s General Store. Come experience a day in the country with a visit to Lavender Blue Lavender Farm and the historic village of Sparta, Ontario.
Prince Edward County Lavender is nestled among the rolling hills in the heart of Hillier wine country, on a farm rich in history dating back to the 1830’s. Our lavender farm is a short two hour drive from Toronto, three hours from Montreal and Ottawa. It is a pleasant day trip to Prince Edward County for the visitor or a nice afternoon drive for those who live closer to us.
Toni & John started a family in England 1981. They thoroughly enjoyed the concept of their own business but found the English market hard to get ahead in, so in 1997 they took a leap and moved to La Charente, France.
They instantly fell in love with the locale and customs and enjoyed 6 years of sun, wine, great food and lavender. When their youngest daughter Vicky had found a college in Canada to continue her studies in archeology they jumped at the new adventure, and created a unique business plan for Ontario. Lavender...
Fields of fragrant lavender and a charming boutique lure day-trippers to this bucolic property in Quebec's Eastern Townships.
When creating Joie de Lavande, the owners wanted a place that reflected the relaxing properties of the flower. Visitors are encouraged to make full use of the land, including a picturesque pond at the back of the property.
As you drive along the old historic road, with its tunnel of trees, stretching along majestic Fitch Bay, and pass beside the old Narrows covered bridge, you will discover a haven of peace called Domaine Bleu Lavande.
Situated near the village of Fitch Bay, Domaine Bleu Lavande is located at the summit of a hill more than 300 metres high. Here, our carefully tended lavender plants receive the benefit of all the warmth and light they need to grow well.
Thanks to the exceptional quality of our plants, they are able to obtain an essential oil that is 100% pure and of a very high quality. It is the delicate fragrance of this essential oil that has been the inspiration for each of their products, and it is this fragrance that continues to inspire us today.
Bleu Lavande, pioneers in growing lavender in Quebec, is the biggest lavender producer in Canada and one of the biggest in North America.
Run by the Lewis family, a transplanted English family, and based on an old farmstead located in the beautiful province of Nova Scotia. Just 45 minutes from Halifax. Pop in on your way up the valley or coming down to the city.
Welcome to Lynda and Michael Dowling's Lavender Farm located 20 minutes out of Victoria on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.
Lavender has become this herb farm's signature since planting their first block of Munstead Lavender in 1987 and their first harvest in 1988.
Every July is a wonderful profusion of blue and purple during harvest season - called Lavender Daze. Tours are available during harvest season and other special tours and teas can be arranged.
Happy Valley Lavender tours are one of the highlights of the Langford Lavender Festival.
You can lose yourself here in this haven of relaxation and inspiration amidst the scent of lavender and the hum of honey bees. The fertile columns of the vineyard will transport you to the sanctuary of the labyrinth where the gentle songs of nature will nurture your soul. From somewhere nearby you can hear the sounds of progress, hands working, building, growing, gathering...this is a working farm.
Andrea and David McFadden & Family invite visitors to stroll through fragrant lavender fields overlooking a breathtaking view of vineyards, orchards and pristine Okanagan Lake.
The Okanagan Lavender Herb Farm is located in the beautiful Okanagan Valley in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada. The farm began growing lavender in 1994 and now has over one acre filled with 60 varieties of lavender.
The 8th Annual Harvest Festival at the Okanagan Lavender Farm will be held JULY 6-9, 2007! See their Schedule of Events to find out what might await you this year!
Sacred Mountain Lavender is a boutique lavender farm nestled on the foothills of sacred Mount Tuam on Salt Spring Island B.C. The soil on this mountain contains quartz crystal which infuses the lavender with a high vibrational essence. All lavender is organically grown and our Essential Oil is steam distilled at the farm. We offer you hand crafted lavender products of the highest quality to enhance your wellbeing and relaxation.
Nestled in the beautiful Fulford Valley in the south end of Salt Spring Island our farm is cradled by Mt. Maxwell, Mt. Tuam, and Mt. Bruce, only a mile from the island beaches and the ferry terminal link to Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.
The farm is 10 acres in size and currently contains over 20,000 lavender plants in the ground. Our list of varieties now stretches to over 60 different types of lavender, several of them rare.
Tuscan Farm Gardens is an organic family farm in Langley, British Columbia; the heart of the Fraser Valley. The crops include healing herbs such as lavender, echinacea, calendula and wild crafted west-coast native herbs for use in the plant based body care products. Tuscan Farm Gardens welcomes visitors to their Apothecary Shop.
