Our peak lavender season is from mid-May to mid-July, stop by to see our beautiful lavender in full bloom! The lavender labyrinth lights up with brilliant purples, lavender, whites, and pinks, each circle in the labyrinth is a different lavender variety. From late June to mid-July, the Grosso lavender field is in peak bloom, perfect for the Lavender U-Cut Experience.
What To Do at Bees N Blooms:
- Find your Way Through the Labyrinth
Grab a map located at the entrance of the labyrinth and enjoy a self-guided tour through the seven varieties of lavender located in the labyrinth! Get a Farm Bingo card and play to win a free sticker or honey stick!
- Wander through the Flower and Butterfly Gardens
What beautiful spots for pictures! Enjoy the gardens and the variety of flowers to be seen.
- Take a Shopping Trip to the Farm Stand
Shop our lavender home and bath and body care products, honey, and lavender teas, jams, and syrups. Buy a dried bundle to make your home smell fresh or shop our certified organic nursery to find pollinator-friendly plants for your garden.
- Visit the Nursery to find pollinator-friendly plants to take home
We have several different varieties of both English and French lavenders, as well as a large selection of perennials that pollinators find irresistible!
5. Snap a Picture on the Giant Purple Chair
Get your picture perfect moment! Sit on the giant purple chair with the beautiful lavender labyrinth in the background!
6. Visit the Poultry Palace
Chickens, geese, and ducks, oh my! Stop by the poultry palace and feed the chickens with their special food by the gate.
7. Bring a Picnic and Relax
Our farm is filled with shady spots where you can relax and enjoy the view! From the tables in the Pavilion, a spot on the green grass overlooking the labyrinth, or on a bench amongst the flowers, you can eat and drink or take a pause and meditate on the beauty that nature provides.
Hi Susan, Are you still offering membership and Thursday evening visits to the farm?
Thanks so much,
Warmly, Melissa
Hi Melissa,
Yes, we have a few spots left for Friends of the Laybrinth members! Check out the FOL page on the website for details. Memberships can be purchased through the Online Store here.
Best,
Susan
Thanks . Please notify me about upcoming events and peak blooms. thanks
raji
The best way to be notified is to sign up for our Farm News Blog. You can do that on our home page at beesnblooms.com, right-hand column, under “Subscribe”.
Is it possible to enjoy a visit without close contact with bees?
Hi Ellie,
Yes! If you steer clear of brushing up against flowers, you’ll miss most of the bees. The Pavilion is a lovely place to sit to enjoy the view without having to deal with bees. If you are allergic though, you should wait until after peak bloom to visit. While a sting is unlikely, it is possible.
Susan