If you love the look, smell, or taste of lavender, check out Sequim, Washington! Over the last fifty years, it has become known as the lavender capital of the United States. There are more than a dozen lavender farms in Sequim.
Sequim’s unique microclimate, mild winters, low precipitation, & abundant sunshine are ideal for lavender.
A short video aboutAngel Farm, now B&B Family Lavender Farm
I visited the largest of the lavender farms, B&B Family Lavender Farm. One of the owners, Bruce, took me in a tour of their farm and barn where the lavender is hung & dried.
All of the lavender is cut and harvested by hand.
Brucestanding in front of the drying lavender. The smell in the barn is divine!The Jitter Bud is a piece of equipment that separates the lavender.Extracting the oil from the lavender.Essential oil is sold in the gift shop & used in many of the products they sell.Farm Gift Shop
If you aren’t able to visit the lavender farm in person, you can visit their website or shop in their store online at http://www.bbfamilyfarm.com/.
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4 thoughts on “B&B Family Lavender Farm Sequim,Washington”
Delightful post. I would love to visit one day. Thank you for sharing all the information. A beautiful place to visit.
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Delightful post. I would love to visit one day. Thank you for sharing all the information. A beautiful place to visit.
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It looks like heaven! Scherry Adams
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I would have loved to visit the farm. We did enjoy walking through the shops in Sequim and seeing all the lavender products.
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Phil and I will be sure to visit the farm and the shop when we are out there hikng in Olympic National Park. I love lavender, too!
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