Lavender Farm

Growing a pick-your-own lavender farm in central Missouri

Visits are not open yet

The goal is a pick-your-own lavender farm where you can come cut your own bunch. It is early, and nothing about visiting is open or scheduled.

Where things stand

The farm is at the start. There are no visiting hours, no events, no tours and no booking, and there is no public address to visit. When that changes, it will be announced on this page first.

What this page will not claim

No opening date, prices, harvest schedule or visitor experience is promised here, because none has been set.

What it looks like right now

Photos from October 2026. The young lavender plants are in the ground in rows, and more are being started on the workshop bench under grow lights. It is still early, and this is a work in progress rather than a farm that is open to visitors. These photos will be updated as things change.

Rows of young lavender plants across a sloping field, with a large oak and a small shed in the distance — Young lavender plants in rows with drip irrigation lines, looking across the field toward a large oak at the top of the hill.

Rows of young lavender plants in a field with a round hay bale and autumn-colored trees beyond — The same planting from the lower side of the field, early autumn.

Close view of young silvery-green lavender plants along a drip-irrigated row — A closer look at the young plants along the rows.

Trays and pots of young lavender plants on a workshop bench under pink grow lights — Lavender plants started on the workshop bench under grow lights.

Aluminum trays of young lavender plants in cell trays under grow lights — Trays of young lavender plants coming along under the lights.

Questions about the farm? Email rdshad@beesbloomsandbytes.com.

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