Do you use your weekends to de-stress and relax from a busy Monday – Friday? Well, weekends couldn’t be more calming than at West Virginia’s newest lavender farm. Take the best “field trip” ever and wander through the purple blooms to feel your stress melt away.

Stone House Lavender Farm has a half-acre field of beauty to share with its weekend visitors. This 8th-generation farm has changed its focus from hay to lavender and the result couldn't be more stunning.
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The farm in Fairmont planted over 1000 lavender plants in 2017. They began having u-pick events in 2019.
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The next pick-your-own lavender event is this weekend, August 17 -18. Tickets are $5 and lavender bundles are $5 each.
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Bring a basket and some friends and harvest some of these gorgeous blooms for yourself.
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After some time in the fields, you'll want to visit the adorable Stone House Lavender Shop.
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Discover all things lavender inside. Lotion, lip balm, soap, oil, sachets, and more are all available.
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You can even purchase gift sets for the lavender loving friends in your life! Enjoy a weekend full of calming color at Stone House Lavender Farm.
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The farm is open for visitors Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. and by appointment. For more information, visit their website or Facebook page. Address: 227 Lanham Lane, Fairmont, WV 26554.

Are you enchanted with the color purple? There’s another purple farm in West Virginia that grows purple grapes and makes wine. Visit them during their upcoming wacky grape stomping festival!

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