Woods Edge Lavender at King Pine Farms

We began our lavender journey in 2021, planting 75 lavender shrubs. Experimenting and learning about how lavender responds to Minnesota’s northern climate has been a ton of fun. Encouraged by the heartiness of the plants, and the beauty of the flowering stems, we now have 470 lavender shrubs in the ground!

As we enter our fourth year of harvest, we are excited to be able to share our dried lavender with others. We will again be sharing our lavender products at local farmer’s markets and local specialty shops. It’s going to be a busy summer!

Our Lavender . . .

WHERE TO FIND US THIS SUMMER

  • LOCAL STORES

    Thank you to the following stores who stocked our lavender in 2024.

    Clean Haven Naturals in Rush City (Fridays, 10-5 and Saturdays, 10-6, https://www.cleanhavennaturals.com)

    and

    Picket Fence Gals in Lindstrom A great place to pick up unique decor and gifts!

    http://www.picketfencegals.net)

  • THE NEIGHBOR-HOOD MARKET IN ISANTI

    August 22, 2025

    Fridays, 2-6pm

    Located in the Members Cooerative Credit Unio Parking Lot (SE corn of Hwys 65 & 5 next to Coborn’s)

  • CAMBRIDGE FARMERS MARKET

    August 23, 2025

    Saturdays, 9:00 AM-1:00PM

    City Center Market in Cambridge

  • Zimmerman Farmers Market

    August 26, 2025

    Tuesdays, 3-6:30 pm

    Station 1 Event Center, 26140 136th St, Zimmerman

  • Chisago Farmers Market

    August 29, 2025

    Fridays, 2-6pm

    Moberg Park, 10656 Railroad Ave, Chisago City

Our Lavender Products from 2024 (pictured below).

After we harvest in 2025, we will update our product offerings.

  • New for 2024!

    Culinary Lavender Jar

    Make a lavender simple syrup, honey lavender butter and more!

  • Small Dried Lavender Bundle

    A little goes a long way with these sweet little bundles. These bundles are just the right addition to your home decor, and the scent is long-lasting.

  • Large Dried Lavender Bundles

    This variety of lavender is named Phenomenal, and it lives up to its name. You will find that it adds “phenomenal” beauty and scent to your home. Grown on our small farm in Stacy, MN, the bundle is approximately 80-100 stems, and 16-19 inches tall.

Cooking with Lavender.

The internet is bursting with recipes that include lavender. Here are a couple simple recipes I use quite a bit.

I hope you enjoy them!

  • Great on bread, vegetables and more!

    1 C. salted butter

    1 1/2 T dried lavender (pounded)

    1 T. Honey

    Soften butter. Pound the lavender in a ziplock bag to release the scent. Stir lavender and honey into butter and enjoy!

  • Add this to lemonade, mixed drinks and more!

    1 C. Sugar

    2 C. Boiling Water

    1 T. Culinary Lavender

    Straining material e.g. cheesecloth

    Pour boiling water over lavender and sugar and stir until sugar is dissolved. Cool mixture overnight in refrigerator. Strain the buds from the liquid and enjoy!