North of Eden Farm

06/27/2026

See you Saturday June 27th!!! Rain or Shine!!

06/25/2026

This little glass bottle holds just two things: pure water and the lavender we harvested by hand last summer 💜

We often set these frosted bottles out in the garden on a warm travertine stone, framed by the very dried stems they came from. There is something grounding about seeing the flower and its mist side by side.

It has become a quiet ritual around here. Two quick sprays before a busy morning. A gentle mist on the pillow before turning in at night. A small pause that brings the field indoors.

Every drop comes from the rows growing right here on our Eastern Shore farm. No fillers, no fragrance oils. Just the field, distilled and ready for your day.

What is your favorite way to use a lavender mist? We always love hearing how folks weave it into their own routines.

06/23/2026

Come see us this Saturday at North of Eden Farm! Beautiful farm with plenty of vendors and don’t forget the baby goats!!!!

06/22/2026

At exactly FIVE in the morning, the Eastern Shore is completely still before the summer heat settles over the lavender.

Heavy dew hangs on the purple buds, catching the first gold rays of light stretching across the field.

Monica and Cooper are already waiting by the fence, watching us walk down the quiet rows.

There's no rush, no noise. Just the scent of damp earth and clean lavender in the cool air.

It is good here at North of Eden Farm!

06/21/2026

The lavender is just starting to wake up, and by the time the Bazaar rolls around, those rows will be humming with bees and that unmistakable purple haze. 💜

We're so excited to invite you to the Lavender Fields Bazaar, a day spent wandering blooming rows, meeting the makers behind our favorite handmade goods, and tasting some of the best food the Eastern Shore has to offer.

Come browse booths from regional artisans, sip and snack your way through the field, and let the kids run a little wild in the open air. There's something about gathering in a working farm field that turns strangers into neighbors pretty quickly.

Bring a friend, bring the family, bring your grandma. We'll have shade, lavender lemonade, and plenty of stories to share about how these fields came to be.

Save the date and watch this space for vendor announcements and event details. We can't wait to see you out among the rows. 🌿

06/18/2026

The lavender out back is just weeks from full bloom. You can already catch it on the breeze when the sun starts dropping.

The kitchen sink is where our day ends. Two pumps of warm water. A bar of goat milk and lavender soap, made from the girls's milk and the rows we cut at the cool end of morning.

It smells like the field at dusk. Soft, a little sweet, nothing pretending to be in there.

Just hands, warm water, and the farm. A small ritual before bed.

If you'd like to bring a bar home, they're here: northofeden.farm/shop

06/18/2026

Nothing goes to waste.

A grocery store owner in Belgium began placing unsold fruit outside the shop each evening after closing, arranging it neatly for anyone who might need it. There were no signs or instructions—just fresh produce left within reach, quietly available through the night.

By morning, the crates were always empty. Nothing was wasted, and the fruit had found its way to families who could use it. Some people stopped by regularly, others only when needed, but the system worked without supervision or control. It became a small, dependable part of the neighborhood’s rhythm.

What makes this idea meaningful is how naturally it solves two problems at once. Food that might have been thrown away instead becomes a resource, and help is offered without attention or pressure. A simple act at closing time turns into something that carries value long after the shop doors are shut.

06/16/2026

See those dried lavender stalks tucked behind the jar? They're the very same blooms we infused inside it. 💜

We cut them at the peak of summer, when the fields were humming with bees, and hung them to dry slowly in the barn. That slow drying is what locks in the calming scent you can still catch months later.

From there, they get blended with our grass-fed tallow and a spoonful of raw honey. The result is a simple, rich cream that genuinely feeds your skin. No synthetic fillers. No complicated formulas. Just the quiet heritage of traditional, farm-made skincare.

A small dab on your wrists before bed brings the summer pasture right into your evening. It's one of our favorite small rituals from the Eastern Shore. 🌾