Rows of lavender in bloom, as planned for the ranch

Concept image · first rows go in April 2027

Lavender · Big Pasture

Precision,
in bloom.

Ten acres below the pond dam near Road 8. One acre and 1,500 plants to start, more every season after.

A field system,
not a backdrop.

Lavender gets the same discipline as the cattle and the hay: soil tested, rows laid out for water and weeding, harvest timed, and every bottle traceable to the ground it came from.

  1. This winter

    Ready the ground

    Test the soil, work the site below the dam, plan the rows and the water.

  2. April 2027

    First acre in

    1,500 plants go in the ground. The journal follows planting day.

  3. Summers ahead

    Plants establish

    Young lavender takes a couple of seasons to fill in before a full harvest.

  4. Then

    More rows, our still

    New acres each season toward ten, and distilling on the ranch.

What the field
will become.

Small batches, made on the ranch, named for the ground they came from. None of these are for sale yet.

01

Oil

Distilled on the ranch from our own rows.

02

Salves

Small tins for working hands.

03

Soap

Bars made with our oil.

04

Culinary

Dried buds for the kitchen.

Planting day

Be there
for the first row.

One short letter when the plants go in, one at first bloom, one at first harvest.

Letters from the ranch

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