Kari Chapman

Walk the rows with us. We'll show you how we grow, harvest, and distill — and answer the lavender questions you've been carrying around. About 45 minutes of guided time, and you're welcome to keep wandering on your own afterward. This is a real working farm — depending on the day, you might see harvest, distillation, or just us doing chores. That's part of what makes it worth seeing.

Prefer not to walk? We can seat up to 3 in our side-by-side and ride the rows together — let us know in the booking notes.

Up to 10 people per tour for walking groups. Wear shoes you don't mind getting dusty.

Hand-pick your own lavender bouquet straight from the field. Varieties bloom in waves — early June brings Super Blue and Royal Velvet; late June brings Grosso, Phenomenal, Riverina Thomas, and Provence. Pricing per bouquet ring is on the Fresh Flowers page. Bees are busy doing their job, the ground isn't manicured, and late-June heat in Tennessee is a real thing. Dress like you're doing yard work, not visiting a botanical garden. Local pickup only.

Reserve a 1-hour photography session in our lavender fields during peak bloom. Non-exclusive access — other guests may be in the fields. Props welcome — no glitter, confetti, or live animals. Closed-toe shoes required. Stay off the mounds and beds; respect the rows. Violation of these guidelines may result in cancellation without refund — our fields are living things, and we protect them fiercely. One note: we're a working farm, so equipment, hoses, or active distillation may be visible in the background depending on your date. We'll do our best to flag it ahead if it'll affect your shoot.