About us
Lavender Wind Farm, with a view of the Olympic Mountains and the Strait of Juan De Fuca, is on the wild west side of beautiful Whidbey Island in Washington. The farm is within the Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve, and maintains the farming culture of this special area. We have perfect growing conditions for lavender, only about 18 inches of rain a year due to the Olympic Rain Shadow, lots of wind, and plenty of sun. Come visit us during blooming season.
The land it sits on has been farmed for over 100 years. Sarah Richards, the current owner, bought the original 5 acres from the Darst family who had raised potatoes on the land for years. The soil is a rich sandy loam. Later she bought an addtional 3.75 acres and has been planting more lavender.
In 2012 Lavender Wind has expanded into Historic Coupeville at 15 Coveland St. in a cute bungalow house that has been converted into a manufacturing kitchen and gift shop.
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 Member of Oak Harbor Chamber of Commerce |
If you live in Vermont not too far from Montpelier, then visit my sister’s farmin Cabot. They’ve got winter storage vegetables and they are fabulous people!! |
Get the Whidbey Country Farms Brochure |  Member of Whidbey Island Grown |
 Member of Freeland Chamber of Commerce |
 Member of Puget Sound Food Network |
 Member of Herb Society of America |