Get Lost In 4,000 Beautiful Lavender Plants At Lavender Oaks Farm In North Carolina

Whether you have a particular affinity for the colorful blooms of the lavender plant or you love the fragrant scent of lavender, you're sure to love a visit to Lavender Oaks Farm outside of Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Beginning in late May and peaking in June, the blooms are ripe for u-cut season for as long as they last at this incredible lavender farm in North Carolina.

Prepare to walk amongst the cheerful blooms in row after row of purple sprigs just awaiting harvest.

Lavender season at the farm begins May 22, 2021, so mark your calendar for this Saturday.

Admission is typically $5 per person, although kids age 8 and younger are always free, as is the case with active military also.

Be sure to bring your own scissors, as they're not provided on u-cut days by the farm. However, the farm will bundle your lavender with rubber bands, making it easy to transport home.

Of course, you can also purchase pre-cut, pre-bundled groups of lavender to go as well.

However you come by the lavendar from Lavendar Oas Farm, you're sure to love how it brightens your home.

On opening day (May 22nd), you can also expect a food vendor or two to be on site and don't be surprised if there is also live music on opening day.

Bundles of lavender sell for $10 for a bundle of 25 stems.

For more information, visit the official website for Lavender Oaks Farm.

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