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Most Lavender Oil Doesn't Start in a Lavender Field
- Chen Narens
- 3 days ago
- 2 min read
Walk into almost any store and you'll find dozens of products made with lavender essential oil. But here's something many people don't realize:
Most companies don't actually grow their own lavender.
Instead, they purchase lavender oil from suppliers, often without ever seeing the plants it came from.
At Lavineyard Farms, we chose a different path.
We grow our own lavender here on our family farm in Northern California. Every growing season, we care for hundreds of lavender plants by hand before harvesting them at the peak of their bloom.
Then comes one of our favorite parts of the process.
100% Pure Lavender Essential Oil (Steam Distilled)
We Steam-Distill Our Own Lavender
Freshly harvested lavender is placed into our copper still, where only steam and time are used to gently extract the essential oil.
No shortcuts.
No synthetic fragrances.
No mystery ingredients.
Just pure lavender, transformed into the oil we use throughout our handcrafted products.
Why Does That Matter?
When you know exactly where your lavender comes from, you know exactly how it was grown, harvested, and distilled.
That's a level of care that simply can't be purchased from a catalog.
It's also why every batch feels personal to us.
From Our Farm to Your Home
Our lavender essential oil becomes part of many of the products we handcraft in small batches—from natural skincare and home products to our popular topical Muscle Rub.
Every bottle starts the same way:
🌿 Grown on our farm.
💜 Harvested by hand.
💧 Steam-distilled by us.
🫶 Handcrafted in small batches.
Why We Do It
We didn't start a lavender farm because it was the easiest way to make products.
We started because we believe the best ingredients deserve to be grown with care, not simply ordered from a supplier.
When you choose a Lavineyard Farms product, you're supporting a small family farm that believes quality begins long before a product reaches the shelf.
It's a little more work.
But we think you can feel the difference.
Ready to see what that lavender becomes?
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