Our small family farm is located in Carlton, Washington, in the heart of the Methow Valley. We believe in sustainably grown lavender and delivering quality, handcrafted products that soothe the soul.
Methow Valley Lavender
Our Lavender Creations
Our handcrafted lavender products are made to inspire your lavender moments. We ship products within 3 business days of ordering for a flat rate of $7. And for orders over $75, shipping is free!
The Methow Valley is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, nature lovers, and those seeking a peaceful and scenic retreat.
It is our honor to enrich the Valley’s immense beauty with the sensory experience of aromatic lavender.
With a sweet, decades-long history of lavender farming that started with our Grandmother, we are honored to bring you Methow Valley Lavender.
The business of life is something we all get wrapped up in. You’re going and going, and before you know it, you’re tucked into bed (too late) and thinking about getting up and doing it all again.
You might wonder, “Did I make time for myself today?” or “Why do I feel so disconnected?”
At Methow Valley Lavender (MVL), we believe that serenity is within reach when we ground ourselves in our senses. The best part? That only takes a moment! That’s precisely why we craft each product with love and intention.
See a beautifully packaged lavender oil adorning your countertop. Feel the rich lotion on your body. Smell the sun-drenched lavender fields. Taste the lavender cocktail on your lips. With a lavender breeze, listen to life’s melodies — birds, the breeze, the rain, or your favorite song.
Our products are crafted to give you a cherished experience, through beautiful moments. #LavenderMoments
What We’ve Been Doing
First commute of the season across the majestic North Cascades Highway—always a breathtaking start.
Grateful for my amazing parents who rolled up their sleeves to help with irrigation and cleanup today.
And sweet Fergus and Fin? They’ve reached peak chill, quietly watching deer graze just feet away.
Let the lavender season begin! 🌱
#lavender #methowvalleylavender #northcascadeshighway #hwy20 #6b #familyfarm #💜
Mark and I just returned from another inspiring lavender weekend in the beautiful Willamette Valley, Oregon—and our hearts are full! Deep gratitude to @lavendernorthwest and all the incredible lavender growers who open their farms and share their hard-earned wisdom so generously. Your passion, collaboration, and willingness to teach help our whole community grow stronger, wiser, and more connected. Thank you for inspiring us with your beautiful blooms and even more beautiful spirits.
Wishing we could have made it to all the farms on the tour, but we made it to @arrowheadlavenderfarm @littlelavenderfarm @carriagehouselavender @wayward_winds_lavender @parkplaceperennial and Barn Owl Nursery.
Special thank you to all the speakers, too!! 💜
#methowvalleylavender #lavender #farmers #continuingeducation #propagation #distillation #culinary #smallbusinessowners
Happy first day of spring! 🌷🌈
Wishing everyone a beautiful planting season 🌱—won’t be long until the lavender is in full purple bloom. 🪻
These photos are a little throwback to our trip last spring to the stunning Butchart Gardens—always an inspiration! 🌸
#spring #ahhh #butchartgardens #methowvalleylavender #flowers #flowersmakemehappy
Happy Ag week!
🍎🍒🪻🌷🌻🍓🥕🌽🍇🌾🌿
A heartfelt thank you to the hardworking farmers who grow the food on our tables and the flowers that brighten our days. Your dedication and care make our lives more beautiful and bountiful. Here’s to celebrating all that you do! 💜
#farmers #ag #okanogancounty #usda #lavender #food #thankyou #methowvalleylavender
Resharing so I can tag the very talented embroidery artist. 🌿
Thank you @embroiderybysabrina!💗
It is the sweetest, and I love it so much!! 💜💜💜
It’s sweet pea planting time! ✨💖
Grandma wasted no time putting my niece and me to work. She’s been growing sweet peas for over 40 years, and her greatest gift to us is passing down her wisdom so we can keep the tradition alive—filling our summers with fragrant, colorful bouquets. Last year, our sweet peas thrived so well that we were still making bouquets into September. I even snipped the very last one in the first week of October!
Here’s to another season of beautiful blooms! 🌱💕
Grandma’s Method 🌿
Take a 6” tall seed pot with drainage holes, pack the bottom inch with Happy Frog Soil (Grandma swears by this soil), and loosely fill the pot up to about two inches from the top. Use a good seedling mix, we used Black Gold. Mix it with water in a bucket to moisten the soil, it should be moist, not soaked. Add about a 1/2 inch layer of the seedling mix to the top of your Happy Frog Soil, add two sweet pea seeds opposite each other in the pot (one in each corner will do), and loosely cover the seeds with more seedling mix. Lightly pat the soil down to help hold the seeds in place. Lower grow lights to about 3 or so inches above the pots. Check on them daily and keep the soil damp with a spray bottle as to not over water or disturb the soil.
Then the hardest part, wait.
Sidenote, Grandma collected seeds from various sources. I look forward to planting my own Sweet Peas with the wonderful seed I have from @backtodirtfarm. 💜
We will keep you updated on this year’s crop. ☀️🌈
**🌿💜 This Valentine’s Day, Love Starts with You 💜🌿**
Valentine’s Day isn’t just about roses and romance—it’s a beautiful reminder to care for the most important relationship you have: the one with yourself. ✨
Take a deep breath. Slow down. Wrap yourself in comfort.💖
Because love begins within, and you are so worthy of it. 💜
#selflove #selflovematters #valentinesday #lavenderandlove #youareworthit #lavender #methowvalleylavender
Dearest Gentle Reader,
It is with great delight that I report on the most enchanting affair of the afternoon—a gathering of three most esteemed ladies at none other than Fleur de Thé, the city’s most exquisite purveyor of fine teas.
Adorned in their finest frocks and graced with the kind of laughter that turns heads (and stirs whispers), these radiant darlings indulged in delicate lavender-infused delights, warm scones dripping with honey, and, of course, the most fragrant of teas served in porcelain fit for a duchess.
It is said that the bonds of sisterhood are best strengthened over steaming cups and whispered confidences, and indeed, this afternoon proved no exception. What secrets were shared? What romances discussed? Ah, dear reader, some mysteries are best left to the imagination…
Yours in devotion and delightful scandal,
Lady Whistledown (or perhaps, merely an admirer of her craft)
#AfternoonTea #LavenderElegance #bridgertonstyle #tearoom #fleurdethé #stlouis #friends #methowvalleylavender #lavender
We can do it!
I am at Stevens Pass as I write this, and it is beautiful. It is a winter wonderland: mountain peaks, snow-covered trees, and skiers shredding. It’s spectacular!
But I love spring. And, I am so excited for the growing season and all that this new, fresh year has in store for our little lavender farm.
75 days… 💜
#methowvalleylavender #spring #winter #stevenspass #lavender
I heard a quote today that resonated with me.
“When we nurture a garden we really nurture ourselves.” -Martha on TikTok
I would add, “…and the bees.” 🐝
2024 has been a year of growth, gratitude, and lavender dreams coming true! To our customers, friends, and family who helped us grow and cheered us on—thank you for your support and encouragement.
Here’s to a blooming future in 2025! 🌱💜
#methowvalleylavender #2024 #gratitude #growingbusiness #2025
Have you propagated hydrangeas? This is my first attempt.
So far, so good. And, the price is right - free. 😊
Here’s how I did it:
1. Take a Cutting: Snip a healthy flower-less stem from the mother plant, cutting a few inches below a leaf node.
2. Prep the Cutting: Remove all but the top leaves, then trim the largest leaves in half. This helps the cutting focus on root production instead of feeding the leaves. (This step is especially helpful if you’re starting in soil.)
3. Place in Water: Pop the cutting in a jar of water and wait. In 4-6 weeks, you’ll start to see roots forming! 🪴
4. Pot It Up: Once the cutting has a good root system, plant it in soil. I use Happy Frog potting mix for a great start.
5. Create a Cozy Environment: I keep my cuttings on a wire rack over a heat mat and under grow lights to encourage growth.
I would love to hear your tips and tricks. 🪴
#methowvalleylavender #hydrangea #plantpropagation #wintergardening
