Good Ashe Lavender Farm

Good Ashe Lavender Farm — organically grown lavender on our small family farm in the Northwest NC Appalachian mountains (Ashe County). We use only natural spring water and crisp mountain air to nourish our lavender — we use no pesticides or other non-organic products. Also, we hand craft our own products, ensuring the utmost attention to ensure purity. Our farm has earned the Certified Naturally Grown designation. Naturally Grown farmers don’t use synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, herbicide, or GMOs, just like certified organic farmers. The main difference between CNG and organic is our certification model, which relies on peer inspections, transparency, and direct relationships. Our price may be different but wouldn’t you want the assurance that your lavender and hand crafted products are as pure as possible? During the season, typically late June to early August, the farm will be hopping with lavender, bees, butterflies and the wonderful aroma of lavender.

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Hours of Operation

9:00 - 5:00-ish

Growers

List services your farm provides?: Grow
Methods of Sale for Produce?: Retail / Direct to Consumer

Products

Business availability: Seasonal

Products Sold: Fresh Cut Flowers, Other

Products / Seafood Aquaculture

Business availability: Seasonal

Agritourism

Good Ashe Lavender Farm — organically grown lavender on our small family farm in the Northwest NC Appalachian mountains (Ashe County). We use only natural spring water and crisp mountain air to nourish our lavender — we use no pesticides or other non-organic products. Also, we hand craft our own products, ensuring the utmost attention to ensure purity.Our farm has earned the Certified Naturally Grown designation. Naturally Grown farmers don’t use synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, herbicide, or GMOs, just like certified organic farmers. The main difference between CNG and organic is our certification model, which relies on peer inspections, transparency, and direct relationships.Our price may be different but wouldn’t you want the assurance that your lavender and hand crafted products are as pure as possible?During the season, typically late June to early August, the farm will be hopping with lavender, bees, butterflies and the wonderful aroma of lavender.

Business availability: Seasonal
Hours / days of operation: 9:00 - 5:00-ish
Months open for business?: July, August
Location classification: Rural

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