Season Opens May 5th at Culpeper Farmers Market and May 18th at our Lavender & Lace farm store.
We are excited to see you and have new products made with our lavender buds to show you!
Lavender & Lace is a family-run lavender farm in Amissville, Virginia. Come. Pick fresh lavender in 2018 from May 18th through July 29th on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday afternoons. If this doesn’t fit your schedule just call us to make an appointment to visit at 540-905-4749.
Come. Pick fresh lavender. Or purchase freshly picked or already dried lavender. Select a favorite lavender variety or combine varieties for bouquets, crafting and cooking. Stroll through the farm shop to see products made with lavender. Relax. And, before you leave, be sure to see how lace is hand-tatted.
The farm is a scenic stop along Virginia’s wine trail, 8 miles west of Warrenton, Virginia, and 22 miles east of Shenandoah National Park’s Thornton Gap entrance.
Garden clubs, church groups, FFA, 4-H, horticulture clubs, yoga classes, photography clubs, painting classes and other groups can schedule tours and/or gatherings at our lavender farm. Call for more information.
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More than 1,100 plants in six varieties are planted in 5 large gardens. We feature: True Grosso, Provence, Hidcote, Folgate, Munstead, and Phenomenal. This is a nice mix of French and English lavenders. We have two more beds prepared for planting in May of 2018 with four more varieties: Gros Bleu, Royal Velvet and Betty’s Blue and Beuna Vista. We plant and manage our lavender following organic practices. The lavender buds do not have any herbicides or pesticides and are proudly offered for use to regional locavores.
Tatted lace is hand-crafted using old world techniques. Anita has been making tatted itemss for more than 20 years, is a member of two Lace Guilds, and is the only tatter, worldwide, to complete the International Organization of Lace, Inc. (IOLI) Tatting Technical Proficiency Program. We sell a variety of tatted lace products and offer lace-making classes. Her tatting has been highlighted and published in The Piedmont Virginia magazine and featured in newspaper articles and lace magazines.
Visit our cottage shop for lavender and lace items. Our shop products include: sachets, candles, lotions, teas, fire sticks, bath salts, dream pillows, hot/cool neck packs along with culinary lavender buds and recipes. In the future we plan to add syrup, jams, and honey. Our lace products include: earrings, necklaces and heirloom handkerchief sachets. Our lavender is simply serene. Tatted Lace is seldom seen!
We will be hosting seasonal events such as farm tours, craft classes, tatting lessons, and activities which accompany the blossoming of our lavender varieties. Check our events page for dates and time of hosted activities. Visit us off the farm at the Culpeper Farmers Market seasonally on Saturday mornings, 7:30am - Noon. Like us on Facebook to stay tuned to our activities.
Lavender and Lace can provide fresh and dried lavender, and tatted lace products for the bride and bridesmaids. We also offer a picturesque garden setting to host your event and exchange of vows. Bookings require a reservation and are limited.
Lavender and Lace at The Bothy Farm is an agritourism farm in northern Culpeper County located along the Wine Trail and in the Piedmont of Shenandoah National Park. Stroll through the fresh lavender individually or arrange an informative tour. Learn about lavender. Smell the various fragrances. See how lavender is dried and learn about products made from lavender. Then see how hand-tatted lace is made.