2530 Darst Rd.
Coupeville, WA 98239
on Whidbey Island
Toll Free: 877-242-7716
All of our products are
developed by Sarah who
loves to invent new things or
concepts that add a new
flair to a traditional item.
We want to keep in touch with you.
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Come stay on Whidbey Island! It is 49 miles long and it takes about one hour to drive from one end to the other. There are many B&B's and hotels not to mention lots of side roads leading to beaches, campgrounds, state parks, and forest trails that will keep you and your family and friends here for days. |
| Deception Pass State Park |
| Fort Casey State Park |
| Ebey's Landing |
| Central Whidbey Chamber of Commerce |
| Island County Home Page |
| Island County Transit |
| Visit Whidbey.com |
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A little about the people here
During the summer there is a staff of about 9 people who work the fields, make products, take care of the nursery pots, and staff the shop. It's a working farm, so there is always weeding to do, even in the winter.
Cassie Williams weeding baby Grosso plants
Sarah Richards owns the farm. It's been Sarah's dream and passion since she moved to Whidbey Island. She is the only year around full time worker at the farm.
Rick Blank graces the farm when he's not working at Deception Pass State Park. Visitors love the stories he tells about the farm and this area. They also love admiring his firewood stacks
Rick and a little of his firewood
Lavender & Lavender Wind Farm in the News
Lessons from
a lavender farm: Growing, harvesting and using lavender blooms
Nov. 6, 2008 in Dave's Garden
by By Jill M. Nicolaus (critterologist)
Seeking
common scents
October 21, 2007
Will the same smells appeal to children from different cultural
backgrounds?.
By Jean Hopfensperger, Minneapolis-St. Paul Star
Tribune
Whidbey
Island | Kicking back in Coupeville
Thursday, Oct. 24, 2007
By Carol Pucci | Seattle Times
Lavender
farms draw tourists
July 01, 2007 - 08:05 AM
Kate Moser | Skagit Valley Herald
Read about Lavender Wind Farm in this
fabulous article in the Whidbey Examiner! Destination
gardens
Two local gardens that beckon islanders and visitors to wander
Whidbey's artisans harvest island's bounty
Lavender Wind Farm in The Seattle Times! June 2004
Lavender Wind Farm mentioned in July issue of Sunset Magazine's letters to the editor
The timeless appeal of lavender
Lemon and Lavender Could Help Dementia Patients
Poppies & Lavender in the field in July
People come to walk the lavender labyrinth.
A cross section of Lavender Wind
Farm in bloom on Whidbey Island.
There is life on
the farm in the winter - even if it's white!