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Pelindaba Lavender Farm
Recommandé par 12 habitants
Conseils des habitants
Trini
December 28, 2020
Although the best time to see the fields at the "peak of purpleness" is July - August, there are many things to do at the farm May - October. The fields are never closed and guests can visit night or day. Leashed pets are also welcome.
Kelley
November 4, 2020
This is a beautiful place to stroll and smell the lavender, and bring some back with you.
Steven & Beverly
August 4, 2020
:05 drive from the cottage. Beautiful grounds for walking and amazing products made from the farm in the onsite store. Perfect for gifts for yourself or others.
Joyce
April 25, 2020
The beauty and fragrance of lavender greets you, and visiting the gift shop is a must.
Katie
March 4, 2020
25 beautiful acres with lake and mountain views. Handcrafted lavender products for personal care, household needs and even pets!
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| Emplacement 45 Hawthorne Lane Friday Harbor, Washington 98250 | ||
Téléphone+1 360-378-4248 | ||
Site webpelindabalavender.com |