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June, 2025
The Holland Farmer’s Market in Michigan has been ranked the top farmers market in the state on TripAdvisor, and we
The Holland Farmer’s Market in Michigan has been ranked the top farmers market in the state on TripAdvisor, and we are honored that our lavender farm has been selected to be one of the over 75 farmers and vendors participating in this prestigious open air market.
As one of the premier destinations for fresh, locally-sourced produce, artisanal food, and farm-to-table delights, the Holland Farmer’s Market draws visitors from near and far who are seeking an unparalleled shopping and dining experience. We are thrilled to have the opportunity to showcase our farm-curated lavender products at this esteemed market every Wednesday and Saturday.
Our lavender farm has been meticulously tended to, with each bud and bloom cultivated with the utmost care. We take pride in the quality and uniqueness of our lavender field to bottle offerings, from fragrant seasonal lavandin bouquets to farm crafted bath/body products and everything in between. Visitors to the Holland Farmer’s Market can expect to be captivated by the alluring scent and visual splendor of our lavender-based creations alongside top West Michigan produce growers, floral artists and food vendors.
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June 11, 2025 8:00 am - 2:00 pm(GMT-04:00)
Holland Farmers Market
150 W 8th Street
Stop by, say hello and pick up your lavender provisions or gifts and check out our rustic lavender farm tucked in the Allegan forest!
Stop by, say hello and pick up your lavender provisions or gifts and check out our rustic lavender farm tucked in the Allegan forest!
Expectations: Our lavender farm is home to approximately 1200 lavender plants and we specialize in English lavender for aromatherapy, most specifically hydrosol. English lavender plants are not showy like most other farm’s Lavandin plants. Click here for more information about our farm.
Our lavender is approximately 3 weeks late this year due to a very cold spring. We have buds (5/29/2025) but we are usually distilling by now. We are expecting some purple around the second week of June. We have 19 varieties of lavender plants that bloom at different times, so we have about 6 weeks of buds and blooms. We are currently expecting to have the most color the last week of June. We may even have some of our late bloomers until close to August. After Harvest: the green retains its signature lavender scent until winter dormancy. Winter dormancy begins in November or December. Even without buds or blossoms you can still smell lavender on a humid or rainy day. To set realistic expectations, please be advised: we are a “different” lavender farm. We do “selectively harvest” viable buds for hydrosol hydrodistillation as soon as possible, so our plants never look full. We specialize in English lavender which is not as “showy” as the hybrid Lavandin. In fact, it is quite underwhelming to go to an English lavender farm vs a Lavandin farm. We are always pleased to teach you the difference between English lavender vs Lavandin and the different uses between the species. We are not a photogenic farm designed for photography and events. We are an educational, real, working lavender farm designed for aromatherapy and culinary applications. We are the place to go if you want to learn about the different types of lavender, how to grow lavender and how to use it in aromatherapy or culinary applications.
We are located on a “flag lot” so you will not see lavender from the road. You do need to find us by looking for our address numbers on our mailbox. There are no “facilities” so please make sure you take care of “business” before you arrive!
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June 12, 2025 11:00 am - 4:00 pm(GMT-04:00)
Twin Flame Lavender Farm
3849 Monroe Rd
Stop by, say hello and pick up your lavender provisions or gifts and check out our rustic lavender farm tucked in the Allegan forest!
Stop by, say hello and pick up your lavender provisions or gifts and check out our rustic lavender farm tucked in the Allegan forest!
Expectations: Our lavender farm is home to approximately 1200 lavender plants and we specialize in English lavender for aromatherapy, most specifically hydrosol. English lavender plants are not showy like most other farm’s Lavandin plants. Click here for more information about our farm.
Our lavender is approximately 3 weeks late this year due to a very cold spring. We have buds (5/29/2025) but we are usually distilling by now. We are expecting some purple around the second week of June. We have 19 varieties of lavender plants that bloom at different times, so we have about 6 weeks of buds and blooms. We are currently expecting to have the most color the last week of June. We may even have some of our late bloomers until close to August. After Harvest: the green retains its signature lavender scent until winter dormancy. Winter dormancy begins in November or December. Even without buds or blossoms you can still smell lavender on a humid or rainy day. To set realistic expectations, please be advised: we are a “different” lavender farm. We do “selectively harvest” viable buds for hydrosol hydrodistillation as soon as possible, so our plants never look full. We specialize in English lavender which is not as “showy” as the hybrid Lavandin. In fact, it is quite underwhelming to go to an English lavender farm vs a Lavandin farm. We are always pleased to teach you the difference between English lavender vs Lavandin and the different uses between the species. We are not a photogenic farm designed for photography and events. We are an educational, real, working lavender farm designed for aromatherapy and culinary applications. We are the place to go if you want to learn about the different types of lavender, how to grow lavender and how to use it in aromatherapy or culinary applications.
We are located on a “flag lot” so you will not see lavender from the road. You do need to find us by looking for our address numbers on our mailbox. There are no “facilities” so please make sure you take care of “business” before you arrive!
more
June 13, 2025 11:00 am - 4:00 pm(GMT-04:00)
Twin Flame Lavender Farm
3849 Monroe Rd
The Holland Farmer’s Market in Michigan has been ranked the top farmers market in the state on TripAdvisor, and we
The Holland Farmer’s Market in Michigan has been ranked the top farmers market in the state on TripAdvisor, and we are honored that our lavender farm has been selected to be one of the over 75 farmers and vendors participating in this prestigious open air market.
As one of the premier destinations for fresh, locally-sourced produce, artisanal food, and farm-to-table delights, the Holland Farmer’s Market draws visitors from near and far who are seeking an unparalleled shopping and dining experience. We are thrilled to have the opportunity to showcase our farm-curated lavender products at this esteemed market every Wednesday and Saturday.
Our lavender farm has been meticulously tended to, with each bud and bloom cultivated with the utmost care. We take pride in the quality and uniqueness of our lavender field to bottle offerings, from fragrant seasonal lavandin bouquets to farm crafted bath/body products and everything in between. Visitors to the Holland Farmer’s Market can expect to be captivated by the alluring scent and visual splendor of our lavender-based creations alongside top West Michigan produce growers, floral artists and food vendors.
more
June 14, 2025 8:00 am - 2:00 pm(GMT-04:00)
Holland Farmers Market
150 W 8th Street
Stop by, say hello and pick up your lavender provisions or gifts and check out our rustic lavender farm tucked in the Allegan forest!
Stop by, say hello and pick up your lavender provisions or gifts and check out our rustic lavender farm tucked in the Allegan forest!
Expectations: Our lavender farm is home to approximately 1200 lavender plants and we specialize in English lavender for aromatherapy, most specifically hydrosol. English lavender plants are not showy like most other farm’s Lavandin plants. Click here for more information about our farm.
Our lavender is approximately 3 weeks late this year due to a very cold spring. We have buds (5/29/2025) but we are usually distilling by now. We are expecting some purple around the second week of June. We have 19 varieties of lavender plants that bloom at different times, so we have about 6 weeks of buds and blooms. We are currently expecting to have the most color the last week of June. We may even have some of our late bloomers until close to August. After Harvest: the green retains its signature lavender scent until winter dormancy. Winter dormancy begins in November or December. Even without buds or blossoms you can still smell lavender on a humid or rainy day. To set realistic expectations, please be advised: we are a “different” lavender farm. We do “selectively harvest” viable buds for hydrosol hydrodistillation as soon as possible, so our plants never look full. We specialize in English lavender which is not as “showy” as the hybrid Lavandin. In fact, it is quite underwhelming to go to an English lavender farm vs a Lavandin farm. We are always pleased to teach you the difference between English lavender vs Lavandin and the different uses between the species. We are not a photogenic farm designed for photography and events. We are an educational, real, working lavender farm designed for aromatherapy and culinary applications. We are the place to go if you want to learn about the different types of lavender, how to grow lavender and how to use it in aromatherapy or culinary applications.
We are located on a “flag lot” so you will not see lavender from the road. You do need to find us by looking for our address numbers on our mailbox. There are no “facilities” so please make sure you take care of “business” before you arrive!
more
June 14, 2025 11:00 am - 4:00 pm(GMT-04:00)
Twin Flame Lavender Farm
3849 Monroe Rd
The Holland Farmer’s Market in Michigan has been ranked the top farmers market in the state on TripAdvisor, and we
The Holland Farmer’s Market in Michigan has been ranked the top farmers market in the state on TripAdvisor, and we are honored that our lavender farm has been selected to be one of the over 75 farmers and vendors participating in this prestigious open air market.
As one of the premier destinations for fresh, locally-sourced produce, artisanal food, and farm-to-table delights, the Holland Farmer’s Market draws visitors from near and far who are seeking an unparalleled shopping and dining experience. We are thrilled to have the opportunity to showcase our farm-curated lavender products at this esteemed market every Wednesday and Saturday.
Our lavender farm has been meticulously tended to, with each bud and bloom cultivated with the utmost care. We take pride in the quality and uniqueness of our lavender field to bottle offerings, from fragrant seasonal lavandin bouquets to farm crafted bath/body products and everything in between. Visitors to the Holland Farmer’s Market can expect to be captivated by the alluring scent and visual splendor of our lavender-based creations alongside top West Michigan produce growers, floral artists and food vendors.
more
June 18, 2025 8:00 am - 2:00 pm(GMT-04:00)
Holland Farmers Market
150 W 8th Street
Stop by, say hello and pick up your lavender provisions or gifts and check out our rustic lavender farm tucked in the Allegan forest!
Stop by, say hello and pick up your lavender provisions or gifts and check out our rustic lavender farm tucked in the Allegan forest!
Expectations: Our lavender farm is home to approximately 1200 lavender plants and we specialize in English lavender for aromatherapy, most specifically hydrosol. English lavender plants are not showy like most other farm’s Lavandin plants. Click here for more information about our farm.
Our lavender is approximately 3 weeks late this year due to a very cold spring. We have buds (5/29/2025) but we are usually distilling by now. We are expecting some purple around the second week of June. We have 19 varieties of lavender plants that bloom at different times, so we have about 6 weeks of buds and blooms. We are currently expecting to have the most color the last week of June. We may even have some of our late bloomers until close to August. After Harvest: the green retains its signature lavender scent until winter dormancy. Winter dormancy begins in November or December. Even without buds or blossoms you can still smell lavender on a humid or rainy day. To set realistic expectations, please be advised: we are a “different” lavender farm. We do “selectively harvest” viable buds for hydrosol hydrodistillation as soon as possible, so our plants never look full. We specialize in English lavender which is not as “showy” as the hybrid Lavandin. In fact, it is quite underwhelming to go to an English lavender farm vs a Lavandin farm. We are always pleased to teach you the difference between English lavender vs Lavandin and the different uses between the species. We are not a photogenic farm designed for photography and events. We are an educational, real, working lavender farm designed for aromatherapy and culinary applications. We are the place to go if you want to learn about the different types of lavender, how to grow lavender and how to use it in aromatherapy or culinary applications.
We are located on a “flag lot” so you will not see lavender from the road. You do need to find us by looking for our address numbers on our mailbox. There are no “facilities” so please make sure you take care of “business” before you arrive!
more
June 19, 2025 11:00 am - 4:00 pm(GMT-04:00)
Twin Flame Lavender Farm
3849 Monroe Rd
Stop by, say hello and pick up your lavender provisions or gifts and check out our rustic lavender farm tucked in the Allegan forest!
Stop by, say hello and pick up your lavender provisions or gifts and check out our rustic lavender farm tucked in the Allegan forest!
Expectations: Our lavender farm is home to approximately 1200 lavender plants and we specialize in English lavender for aromatherapy, most specifically hydrosol. English lavender plants are not showy like most other farm’s Lavandin plants. Click here for more information about our farm.
Our lavender is approximately 3 weeks late this year due to a very cold spring. We have buds (5/29/2025) but we are usually distilling by now. We are expecting some purple around the second week of June. We have 19 varieties of lavender plants that bloom at different times, so we have about 6 weeks of buds and blooms. We are currently expecting to have the most color the last week of June. We may even have some of our late bloomers until close to August. After Harvest: the green retains its signature lavender scent until winter dormancy. Winter dormancy begins in November or December. Even without buds or blossoms you can still smell lavender on a humid or rainy day. To set realistic expectations, please be advised: we are a “different” lavender farm. We do “selectively harvest” viable buds for hydrosol hydrodistillation as soon as possible, so our plants never look full. We specialize in English lavender which is not as “showy” as the hybrid Lavandin. In fact, it is quite underwhelming to go to an English lavender farm vs a Lavandin farm. We are always pleased to teach you the difference between English lavender vs Lavandin and the different uses between the species. We are not a photogenic farm designed for photography and events. We are an educational, real, working lavender farm designed for aromatherapy and culinary applications. We are the place to go if you want to learn about the different types of lavender, how to grow lavender and how to use it in aromatherapy or culinary applications.
We are located on a “flag lot” so you will not see lavender from the road. You do need to find us by looking for our address numbers on our mailbox. There are no “facilities” so please make sure you take care of “business” before you arrive!
more
June 20, 2025 11:00 am - 4:00 pm(GMT-04:00)
Twin Flame Lavender Farm
3849 Monroe Rd
The Holland Farmer’s Market in Michigan has been ranked the top farmers market in the state on TripAdvisor, and we
The Holland Farmer’s Market in Michigan has been ranked the top farmers market in the state on TripAdvisor, and we are honored that our lavender farm has been selected to be one of the over 75 farmers and vendors participating in this prestigious open air market.
As one of the premier destinations for fresh, locally-sourced produce, artisanal food, and farm-to-table delights, the Holland Farmer’s Market draws visitors from near and far who are seeking an unparalleled shopping and dining experience. We are thrilled to have the opportunity to showcase our farm-curated lavender products at this esteemed market every Wednesday and Saturday.
Our lavender farm has been meticulously tended to, with each bud and bloom cultivated with the utmost care. We take pride in the quality and uniqueness of our lavender field to bottle offerings, from fragrant seasonal lavandin bouquets to farm crafted bath/body products and everything in between. Visitors to the Holland Farmer’s Market can expect to be captivated by the alluring scent and visual splendor of our lavender-based creations alongside top West Michigan produce growers, floral artists and food vendors.
more
June 21, 2025 8:00 am - 2:00 pm(GMT-04:00)
Holland Farmers Market
150 W 8th Street
Stop by, say hello and pick up your lavender provisions or gifts and check out our rustic lavender farm tucked in the Allegan forest!
Stop by, say hello and pick up your lavender provisions or gifts and check out our rustic lavender farm tucked in the Allegan forest!
Expectations: Our lavender farm is home to approximately 1200 lavender plants and we specialize in English lavender for aromatherapy, most specifically hydrosol. English lavender plants are not showy like most other farm’s Lavandin plants. Click here for more information about our farm.
Our lavender is approximately 3 weeks late this year due to a very cold spring. We have buds (5/29/2025) but we are usually distilling by now. We are expecting some purple around the second week of June. We have 19 varieties of lavender plants that bloom at different times, so we have about 6 weeks of buds and blooms. We are currently expecting to have the most color the last week of June. We may even have some of our late bloomers until close to August. After Harvest: the green retains its signature lavender scent until winter dormancy. Winter dormancy begins in November or December. Even without buds or blossoms you can still smell lavender on a humid or rainy day. To set realistic expectations, please be advised: we are a “different” lavender farm. We do “selectively harvest” viable buds for hydrosol hydrodistillation as soon as possible, so our plants never look full. We specialize in English lavender which is not as “showy” as the hybrid Lavandin. In fact, it is quite underwhelming to go to an English lavender farm vs a Lavandin farm. We are always pleased to teach you the difference between English lavender vs Lavandin and the different uses between the species. We are not a photogenic farm designed for photography and events. We are an educational, real, working lavender farm designed for aromatherapy and culinary applications. We are the place to go if you want to learn about the different types of lavender, how to grow lavender and how to use it in aromatherapy or culinary applications.
We are located on a “flag lot” so you will not see lavender from the road. You do need to find us by looking for our address numbers on our mailbox. There are no “facilities” so please make sure you take care of “business” before you arrive!
more
June 21, 2025 11:00 am - 4:00 pm(GMT-04:00)
Twin Flame Lavender Farm
3849 Monroe Rd
The Holland Farmer’s Market in Michigan has been ranked the top farmers market in the state on TripAdvisor, and we
The Holland Farmer’s Market in Michigan has been ranked the top farmers market in the state on TripAdvisor, and we are honored that our lavender farm has been selected to be one of the over 75 farmers and vendors participating in this prestigious open air market.
As one of the premier destinations for fresh, locally-sourced produce, artisanal food, and farm-to-table delights, the Holland Farmer’s Market draws visitors from near and far who are seeking an unparalleled shopping and dining experience. We are thrilled to have the opportunity to showcase our farm-curated lavender products at this esteemed market every Wednesday and Saturday.
Our lavender farm has been meticulously tended to, with each bud and bloom cultivated with the utmost care. We take pride in the quality and uniqueness of our lavender field to bottle offerings, from fragrant seasonal lavandin bouquets to farm crafted bath/body products and everything in between. Visitors to the Holland Farmer’s Market can expect to be captivated by the alluring scent and visual splendor of our lavender-based creations alongside top West Michigan produce growers, floral artists and food vendors.
more
June 25, 2025 8:00 am - 2:00 pm(GMT-04:00)
Holland Farmers Market
150 W 8th Street
Stop by, say hello and pick up your lavender provisions or gifts and check out our rustic lavender farm tucked in the Allegan forest!
Stop by, say hello and pick up your lavender provisions or gifts and check out our rustic lavender farm tucked in the Allegan forest!
Expectations: Our lavender farm is home to approximately 1200 lavender plants and we specialize in English lavender for aromatherapy, most specifically hydrosol. English lavender plants are not showy like most other farm’s Lavandin plants. Click here for more information about our farm.
Our lavender is approximately 3 weeks late this year due to a very cold spring. We have buds (5/29/2025) but we are usually distilling by now. We are expecting some purple around the second week of June. We have 19 varieties of lavender plants that bloom at different times, so we have about 6 weeks of buds and blooms. We are currently expecting to have the most color the last week of June. We may even have some of our late bloomers until close to August. After Harvest: the green retains its signature lavender scent until winter dormancy. Winter dormancy begins in November or December. Even without buds or blossoms you can still smell lavender on a humid or rainy day. To set realistic expectations, please be advised: we are a “different” lavender farm. We do “selectively harvest” viable buds for hydrosol hydrodistillation as soon as possible, so our plants never look full. We specialize in English lavender which is not as “showy” as the hybrid Lavandin. In fact, it is quite underwhelming to go to an English lavender farm vs a Lavandin farm. We are always pleased to teach you the difference between English lavender vs Lavandin and the different uses between the species. We are not a photogenic farm designed for photography and events. We are an educational, real, working lavender farm designed for aromatherapy and culinary applications. We are the place to go if you want to learn about the different types of lavender, how to grow lavender and how to use it in aromatherapy or culinary applications.
We are located on a “flag lot” so you will not see lavender from the road. You do need to find us by looking for our address numbers on our mailbox. There are no “facilities” so please make sure you take care of “business” before you arrive!
more
June 26, 2025 11:00 am - 4:00 pm(GMT-04:00)
Twin Flame Lavender Farm
3849 Monroe Rd
Stop by, say hello and pick up your lavender provisions or gifts and check out our rustic lavender farm tucked in the Allegan forest!
Stop by, say hello and pick up your lavender provisions or gifts and check out our rustic lavender farm tucked in the Allegan forest!
Expectations: Our lavender farm is home to approximately 1200 lavender plants and we specialize in English lavender for aromatherapy, most specifically hydrosol. English lavender plants are not showy like most other farm’s Lavandin plants. Click here for more information about our farm.
Our lavender is approximately 3 weeks late this year due to a very cold spring. We have buds (5/29/2025) but we are usually distilling by now. We are expecting some purple around the second week of June. We have 19 varieties of lavender plants that bloom at different times, so we have about 6 weeks of buds and blooms. We are currently expecting to have the most color the last week of June. We may even have some of our late bloomers until close to August. After Harvest: the green retains its signature lavender scent until winter dormancy. Winter dormancy begins in November or December. Even without buds or blossoms you can still smell lavender on a humid or rainy day. To set realistic expectations, please be advised: we are a “different” lavender farm. We do “selectively harvest” viable buds for hydrosol hydrodistillation as soon as possible, so our plants never look full. We specialize in English lavender which is not as “showy” as the hybrid Lavandin. In fact, it is quite underwhelming to go to an English lavender farm vs a Lavandin farm. We are always pleased to teach you the difference between English lavender vs Lavandin and the different uses between the species. We are not a photogenic farm designed for photography and events. We are an educational, real, working lavender farm designed for aromatherapy and culinary applications. We are the place to go if you want to learn about the different types of lavender, how to grow lavender and how to use it in aromatherapy or culinary applications.
We are located on a “flag lot” so you will not see lavender from the road. You do need to find us by looking for our address numbers on our mailbox. There are no “facilities” so please make sure you take care of “business” before you arrive!
more
June 27, 2025 11:00 am - 4:00 pm(GMT-04:00)
Twin Flame Lavender Farm
3849 Monroe Rd
The Holland Farmer’s Market in Michigan has been ranked the top farmers market in the state on TripAdvisor, and we
The Holland Farmer’s Market in Michigan has been ranked the top farmers market in the state on TripAdvisor, and we are honored that our lavender farm has been selected to be one of the over 75 farmers and vendors participating in this prestigious open air market.
As one of the premier destinations for fresh, locally-sourced produce, artisanal food, and farm-to-table delights, the Holland Farmer’s Market draws visitors from near and far who are seeking an unparalleled shopping and dining experience. We are thrilled to have the opportunity to showcase our farm-curated lavender products at this esteemed market every Wednesday and Saturday.
Our lavender farm has been meticulously tended to, with each bud and bloom cultivated with the utmost care. We take pride in the quality and uniqueness of our lavender field to bottle offerings, from fragrant seasonal lavandin bouquets to farm crafted bath/body products and everything in between. Visitors to the Holland Farmer’s Market can expect to be captivated by the alluring scent and visual splendor of our lavender-based creations alongside top West Michigan produce growers, floral artists and food vendors.
more
June 28, 2025 8:00 am - 2:00 pm(GMT-04:00)
Holland Farmers Market
150 W 8th Street
Stop by, say hello and pick up your lavender provisions or gifts and check out our rustic lavender farm tucked in the Allegan forest!
Stop by, say hello and pick up your lavender provisions or gifts and check out our rustic lavender farm tucked in the Allegan forest!
Expectations: Our lavender farm is home to approximately 1200 lavender plants and we specialize in English lavender for aromatherapy, most specifically hydrosol. English lavender plants are not showy like most other farm’s Lavandin plants. Click here for more information about our farm.
Our lavender is approximately 3 weeks late this year due to a very cold spring. We have buds (5/29/2025) but we are usually distilling by now. We are expecting some purple around the second week of June. We have 19 varieties of lavender plants that bloom at different times, so we have about 6 weeks of buds and blooms. We are currently expecting to have the most color the last week of June. We may even have some of our late bloomers until close to August. After Harvest: the green retains its signature lavender scent until winter dormancy. Winter dormancy begins in November or December. Even without buds or blossoms you can still smell lavender on a humid or rainy day. To set realistic expectations, please be advised: we are a “different” lavender farm. We do “selectively harvest” viable buds for hydrosol hydrodistillation as soon as possible, so our plants never look full. We specialize in English lavender which is not as “showy” as the hybrid Lavandin. In fact, it is quite underwhelming to go to an English lavender farm vs a Lavandin farm. We are always pleased to teach you the difference between English lavender vs Lavandin and the different uses between the species. We are not a photogenic farm designed for photography and events. We are an educational, real, working lavender farm designed for aromatherapy and culinary applications. We are the place to go if you want to learn about the different types of lavender, how to grow lavender and how to use it in aromatherapy or culinary applications.
We are located on a “flag lot” so you will not see lavender from the road. You do need to find us by looking for our address numbers on our mailbox. There are no “facilities” so please make sure you take care of “business” before you arrive!
more
June 28, 2025 11:00 am - 4:00 pm(GMT-04:00)
Twin Flame Lavender Farm
3849 Monroe Rd
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