Yeah! We got our Certified SC information today for our bundles and buds! Grow sweet plants, grow!
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We were on TV for the Greer Farmers Market opening! Here’s the full article and here’s the video (I start at 1:10) – I’m such a goofball!
Keep reading... →NOTE: We ask for your patience and kindness as we hold this event – it’s supposed to be hot and well attended. It’s possible all of the lavender will be u-picked! With a large expected attendance and people coming from hours away, we are introducing a limit of 3 of our largest bundles per person. The measurers will be clearly visible, but that’s still 7.5 inches of lavender – that’s
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I’m very excited to announce that I’ve been presented with the 2015 LIFT Award from the United States Lavender Growers Association! 😀 Here’s the initial announcement and when I receive the award, I’ll post pictures! At the Annual USLGA meeting on January 13, 2016, Mary Tate Bergstrom was presented the 2015 LIFT (Lavender Ideas for Tomorrow) Award. Her knowledge of computer technology and exceptional organizational skills were key to the
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Pruning – what is it? When you cut all the blooms off of the lavender plants, that’s harvesting. Pruning is something different. Pruning is necessary to keep the lavender plants in producing shape. A lavender plant doesn’t have to be pruned to live, but pruning is extremely beneficial. Lavender is a woody perennial, so as it grows, the old growth turns hard and woody. The new growth is green wood
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