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Susan Road lavender Ranch

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Welcome to Central Washington

Summer

Responsibly sourced

In the rich plains of the Stewart Mountains  lies a small, responsibly sourced 
organic lavender ranch. 
Clear mountain lake water from the nearby Cascade Mountains irrigates our amazing lavender. 

The Columbia Plateau

We are located in part of the 
world's largest lava plateau 
at 1580 ft. elevation,
where the soil is a neutral pH.
Our rich volcanic soil & dry sunny weather 
creates an ecosystem ideal for lavender. 

 Bees' paradise

Bumble Bees swarm to our ranch each spring, pollenating our choice lavender. Soon a portion of  our lavender fields will be designated for Honey Bees whose hives will allow the bees to collect the nectar & process it for 
lavender honey. 

Our Lavender

"French Provence"

Our "French Province" lavender thrives on our ranch, at  1580 ft. elevation. It's rich, full bodied fragance is often reserved for fine perfumery & essential oil. The deep purple flowers are plump with a beautiful, soft, velvet appearance. The scent and vibrant color remain so even after years of drying.

English "White Alba"

 Rare White lavender is one our favorite lavender varieties because they bloom consistently from early spring, throughout the summer, and into autumn. The delicate, snow white flowers release a sweet, low camphor fragrance that culinary experts infuse in teas, drinks, and in various food products. 
 

English Lavendin

Lavendin offers valuable medicinal properties  because of it's higher camphor level.  Unlike most lavender plants, this hybrid energizes rather than calms. It's healing properties are excellent for use in a vaporizer or humidifier when cold and flue season arises. Lavendin acts as a natural decongestent for nasal, sinus, and respiratory congestion.

Internship Opportunity: June 1, 2027-September 30, 2027

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