Lavenders are typically in bloom in Australia from June to January,  depending on the variety and to a certain extent, the climate pattern.

Our ornamental Spanish lavenders blooms in August to October. Our lavender fields bloom early to mid-summer, allowing a 4-week window for anyone wishing to see the lavenders in full bloom.

No, we will reopen next season, starting in December 2025, with bigger and better blooms.

The farm is primarily open during lavender season, from mid-December to early January. Outside of this period, we are closed to the public but may host special events. Keep an eye on our website or contact us for updates.

Yes. We host special events such as workshops and small celebrations. Please Contact Us here.

Yes, pre-booking is required as we have limited spots to ensure the best experience for our customers. Walk-ins may be accommodated only during specific times or if cancellations occur.

Picking your own lavender from our fields is not available at this time.

Unfortunately, we do not allow dogs due to the presence of other farm animals. However, we are exploring options for the future.

We grow three species of lavenders: 

1) Lavandula Angustifolia, also known as English lavender or True lavender. 

2) Lavandula x Intermedia, also known as Lavandin and 

3) Lavandula Stoechas, also known as Spanish lavender or Butterfly lavender. 

We currently have 5 different cultivars of lavender with colours ranging from white to deep purple and we grow them for essential oil, dried flower and ornamental purposes.

No, we currently maintain a boutique scale of farming operations. While we do not sell wholesale, you can still enjoy our locally-grown, hand-harvested, and farm-processed Australian lavender products via our online shop.

While the farm isn’t fully designed for accessibility, we can assist visitors by allowing vehicles closer to the Farm Shop or lavender fields for convenience. Please contact us for arrangements.

No, drones, tripods, and large camera equipment are not permitted to ensure a pleasant experience for all visitors.

The easiest way to reach us from Sydney CBD is by car. It's approximately a 2.5-hour drive via the M1 and Hunter Expressway. If you don't drive, consider taking a train to Singleton, then booking a local taxi or rideshare to the farm. For groups, chartered bus services are another great option.