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About Our Farm

Farmed Using Regenerative Techniques with Ecology in Mind

Our Story

Our inspiration comes from the diverse ecology that surrounds us. We are intentional with our approach to farming, knowing that from the soil below to the air above are interconnected in ways that develop a strong ecosystem.  We use a holistic approach to support our farming techniques by building the soil structure with cover cropping, green mulching to avoid erosion, animals such as sheep and goats to graze our fields, and feed the soil, composting, and hedgerows incorporated with native plants to nourish the pollinators throughout the year. We also avoid plastic row covers so insects can overwinter safely and our fields stay free from unnecessary waste.

Just as we believe in the regenerative practice of farming, we also value building strong relationships within the local community. We’re proud to work with local makers, restaurants, hotels, floral designers, and outdoor recreation partners who share our love for this region to support a healthy and sustainable local economy. Please contact us directly by reaching out to info@purplehillslavenderfarm.com to explore opportunities to partner with us.

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Du Provence

Lavandula X intermedia

A classic French lavender known for its balanced scent and long, elegant stems. Excellent for drying and crafting.

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Gros Bleu

Lavandula X intermedia

Loved for its deep violet color and tall, fragrant spikes. A standout in both the field and fresh arrangements.

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Maillette

Lavandula angustofolia

A French varietal prized for its high-quality oil and soft, compact blooms. Ideal for aromatherapy and culinary blends.

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Hidcote Pink

Lavandula angustofolia

A charming lavender with pale rose-colored flowers. Compact and eye-catching, adding gentle color to any garden or bouquet. Also excellent for culinary use. 

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Riverina Thomas

Lavandula X intermedia

A robust variety with vivid blooms and strong essential oil quality. Reliable, hardy, and beautifully aromatic.

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Phenomenal® 

Lavandula X intermedia

One of the most resilient lavenders, thriving in a wide range of climates. Produces abundant blooms with a clean, soothing scent.

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Alba

Lavandula X intermedia

A striking white lavender that brings contrast to the field. Tall, lightly scented blooms make it perfect for bouquets and décor.

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Impress Purple

Lavandula X intermedia

Grown for its bold, saturated purple flowers and uniform shape. A favorite for showy displays and fresh-cut use.

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Pollinators

Sonoma County is home to more than 190 species of native bees, each playing a vital role in keeping our landscapes thriving. Our lavender fields provide food and habitat for many of these pollinators throughout the season.

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