In 2007 Dan and I retired from work, hitched our 5th wheel to our truck, and hit the road. We are full time RV'ers so we take our home with us everywhere we go. We live by the credo "Home Is Where You Park It" and we have found Home in many an awesome setting! I created this blog to track our adventures as we travel around the US, Canada, and Mexico. Two of our goals include visiting all the State Capitals and as many of the Baseball Parks as possible, with everything else we can fit in between!
Sunday, March 25, 2018
The Lavender Farms of Sequim, Washington
Named
the Lavender Capital of North America, Sequim, Washington is known for its
beautiful lavender farms and quality lavender products. The sunny dry climate
in the Sequim-Dungeness Valley is similar to the south of France, making Sequim
one of the best places in the country to grow this beautiful, fragrant herb,
and there are now dozens of lavender farms spread across the valley. Even
though we arrived late for the annual Sequim Lavender Festival (held in July
each year), many of the lavender farms were still open for visits, tours, and “you-cut”
harvesting. We took one day during our August 2017 stay to visit two of them - Purple Haze and Jardin du Soleil. It was the
end of the growing season, so we did not get to see the glorious full bloom. On
the other hand, the tourists were also at a
minimum, allowing us to spend a few quiet hours among the beautiful
gardens and lazy bees, enjoying the late summer crops and clipping some
lavender to take back home.
Labels:
August 2017,
Lavender,
Sequim,
Washington
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