We are a small lavender farm located in Toledo, Washington. Creating calming goods for all! Please email, message or text to set up a date and time 360-304-6311.
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Remaining events for 2022:
Holiday shopping at the farm
Sat Nov 12, 11:00-4:00
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Farm Open dates below in July 2023
Sat July 1, 11:00-4:00
Fri/Sat/Sun July 7-9 (Event w/vendors)
Sat/Sun July 15-16, 11:00-5:00
Sat/Sun July 22-23, 11:00-5:00
Join us for our 5th annual Lavender u-cut event! Fri/Sat/Sun
July 7-9, 2023
10:00-5:00 fri/sat
10:00-4:00 sun
We are happy to open the shop on weekends by appointment.
12/26/2025
We recently went to a pineapple farm for a fun tour! How cool to see how they are propagated, flowering stages, growing in the field and then harvested. Each plant only grows one pineapple (twice), and then the land is turned under and left for 2-3 years to replenish nutrients before it starts over. One pineapple takes 18 months mature, with their ripening spray. If they didn’t spray, it would take 3 years! So, when you see a pineapple in the store, remember how long it took for that little beauty to get to you! Also, eat it quick! They do not continue to ripen like other fruit once picked, they just start to degrade over about 10-14 days.
12/06/2025
While it’s getting dreary and lately so heavy, the sun shines in to remind us of the good that is still here in the world. You may need to look for it, or create it yourself at times. When you do, don’t forget to share it with others! ☀️ I always look forward to the end of the year so I have the opportunity to find joy in the additional daylight each day brings after that shortest day!
11/16/2025
Need Christmas Gifts? 🎄 Reach out to set up a time to do some shopping! Open by appointment only. ❄️
09/06/2025
Plants are ready for you! Get them planted now, so they take root and you water less next year! Open 10am-4pm today—Sat Sept 6.
$5 for 4”
$10 for gallon
Varieties:
Folgate
Royal Velvet
Grosso
Munstead
Miss Katherine (pink)
Eldewiess (white)
Riverina Alan
Riverina Thomas
Provence
Gros Bleu
Ana Luisa
09/04/2025
08/28/2025
Now is the time! If you have Lavender, trim it down like this. See below. ⬇️
Leave about 3” of green stems/leaves. 🪴 If you trim it like a round bush, it will look perfect next year!
It’s a great time to plant new plants because there’s only a couple weeks of watering left this summer (probably…), and then it should start cooling down and Mother Nature will take over for the winter. That’s why we prefer fall planting over spring (or definitely summer) planting.
We will have our yearly plant sale September 6 from 10 AM to 4 PM. Get your plants quick and get them in the ground!
4” $5
Gallon $10
07/22/2025
Gros Bleu, Riverina Alan, Riverina Thomas.
💜Such big beautiful cultivars I think you will enjoy!
07/19/2025
Get out here these last two weekends of the season!
Open July 19/20 & July 26/27 10:00-4:00pm
🍋 💜Lavender lemonade
🪴 Plants
Gift shop is open!
07/17/2025
We found a kids handheld electronic toy, a white baby girl shoe, and bag of festival purchases after our event.
Reach out via messenger, email or text if you’re missing something! (Or stop by this weekend)
Trying to get more lavender lemonade for next weekend. Fingers crossed!🤞
07/12/2025
July in Lewis County is blooming—with two delightful lavender-themed events celebrating nature, artistry, and small-town charm. Soak up summer with the scent of lavender in the air, local artisans, and activities for the whole family. Randle Lavender Celebration July 11–13, 2025 • Cowlitz Fall...
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Welcome! Thanks for stopping by our page! Now, a little bit about us...
We purchased a 20 acre piece of gorgeous land in Lewis County back in 2015, and started building a new home. Part way into the process we wondered what to do with all of this land!
Our family had visited the famous Sequim lavender festival and lavender farms in that area for quite a number of years, and was drawn to this lovely herb and its many uses. So, the adventures began!
We initially planted 250 plants in 5 different varieties, the fall of 2016. Lavender seems to be a bit addictive, so we planted about 300 more plants the fall of 2017. Due to the fact that we have no tractor or real equipment, and there are generally only two of us manually raking and planting lavender by hand, the task really took all of our spare time. Thus, the landscaping is nonexistent and the little outbuilding didn’t get finished yet, but having the lavender in the ground was a huge relief! We are not open to the public but have tossed around the idea that in a few years it “might” be an option, on occasion. You just never know!
We finally bought a still this spring so we can offer lavender essential oil this year and even took a class in beekeeping! (Sooooo much to learn about bees....and lavender!) Check back from time to time to see where we might be this summer! We like to attend craft shows and farmers markets with our products.
Please also consider visiting us on https://www.Etsy.Com and search for ToledoLavender. Here, we’ve started exploring on line sales and plan to continue adding products slowly as we get it all figured out. We try to keep our website up to date as well with new products and event dates, but I’m afraid we’re slacking a little bit. www.ToledoLavender.com
