Nitrogen loss impacts yields and the environment. Learn the 5 key factors (leaching, denitrification, etc.) and practical strategies to minimize loss and optimize fertilizer use.

Learn how to use hydrogen peroxide in your garden safely! Discover its benefits for soil aeration, root rot prevention, seed germination, & pest control. Get dilution tips & safety precautions.

Annuals vs. Perennials: What's the difference? This guide explains lifespans, blooming periods, and how to combine them in your garden. Learn how to choose, plant, and care for these popular flower types.

When to plant tomatoes? Get the ultimate guide to tomato planting, including frost dates, soil temps, and regional schedules. Grow a great crop!

A personal story of love for lavender, bees, and the simple joys of gardening. Bekah shares her journey and invites you to appreciate nature's beauty.

Lavender loves sunshine, just like its native Mediterranean home. But how much is enough? Discover the golden rule for lavender sunlight and learn to spot the signs of too little sun, from leggy growth to weak fragrance.

Concerned about lavender and your cat's safety? Our guide breaks down the risks, symptoms of poisoning, and safe ways to use (or avoid) lavender around your feline friend.

Discover the rich history of lavender and learn about its cultivation at Farzaneh Valley Lavender farm in California. Explore its many uses and benefits.

Learn how to build a hyperlocal lavender business by focusing on farmers' markets, CSAs, on-farm events, and collaborations with local businesses. Explore case studies of successful lavender enterprises and discover strategies for connecting directly with consumers and fostering community engagement.

Starting a lavender farm can be exciting and rewarding, but it’s important to know that lavender farming comes with its own challenges. Many new lavender farmers make mistakes that can impact their farming and business success. By understanding these challenges and avoiding these common mistakes, you can ensure your lavender farm is a successful business with fragrant blooms. Here are the list of top 5 mistakes to avoid when starting your lavender farm.

The USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) Plant Hardiness Zone Map is a system used to classify geographical areas based on their average minimum winter temperatures. This map divides the U.S. into 13 zones, ranging from Zone 1 (coldest) to Zone 13 (warmest), with each zone representing a 10°F temperature range. It helps gardeners and farmers determine which plants are most likely to thrive in a specific area, as different plants have varying levels of cold tolerance.

This is a comprehensive guide to understanding the different lavender varieties and lavender unique characteristics.

Discover the Hidden Costs of Starting a Farm Business

From land acquisition to ongoing operational expenses, our latest blog post breaks down the major costs you'll face in starting a farm business. Gain valuable insights and practical tips for navigating the complexities of farm ownership.

Discover how the internet is revolutionizing the way we buy and sell farms, bringing the virtual countryside right to your fingertips. From specialized websites to innovative platforms, explore the diverse range of options available for purchasing your own piece of agricultural paradise.

Discover the secret behind lavender's soothing scent and its remarkable impact on your brain. Learn how this fragrant flower can help you relax, sleep better, and improve your mood. Unlock the neurological effects of lavender and experience its calming benefits for yourself. Dive into our latest blog post to uncover the power of lavender.

Unlock the full potential of lavender essential oil! Discover how its unique composition and aroma profiles can enhance your well-being in aromatherapy and beyond.

There are seven major locations to to buy a farm in California, including Central Valley, Capay Valley, Salinas Valley, Imperial Valley, Napa Valley, San Joaquin Valley, and Sacramento Valley.

To plant lavender from seed, plant lavender seeds indoors in late winter (Feb and March) or plant lavender seeds outdoors in early spring or late fall.

Discover the majestic Persian Empire, where royal purple represented power, and fragrant lavender bloomed in serene gardens.

While many types of lavender exist, not all are edible lavender or suitable for cooking.