Lavender Essential Oil
Produced by steam distilling fresh cut lavender with our farm sourced mountain spring water. This oil is 100% pure and straight from the still, free of herbicides, pesticides or any other additives. Available in 15ml bottles with either an eye dropper or orifice top cap.
Lavender Water Hydrosol
Produced by steam distilling fresh cut lavender with our farm sourced mountain spring water. This lavender hydrosol is the condensed water portion of the stream from the still, free of herbicides, pesticides or any other additives. Available in 8 oz bottles with a pump sprayer top.
All Natural Lavender Essential Oil Soap
Our all natural lavender essential oil soap is produced in small batches by Squonk Soap Company in Lock Haven, PA. This high quality soap is loaded with our lavender oil and smells great. It contains aloe, mica powder for color, goat milk, glycerin, coconut oil, caster oil, cottonseed oil, jojoba oil and almond oil to pamper your skin. Available in large 1/4 pound rustic bars.
Lavender Plants
Lavender plants in four inch pots. These lavender plants are propagated on our farm from cuttings of mature plants. We typically have the following types available in the spring: Grosso (French Lavender), Hidecote Giant, Hidecote, Beuna Vista and Folgate (English Lavenders). The French Lavender plants spikes have a higher oil content and more fragrance than the English varieties. The English Lavenders are typically more hardy and smaller with more brilliant blooms on the spikes than the French varieties. The English Lavender blooms can also be dried and used as culinary lavender.
Lavender requires full sun and well drained neutral to slightly alkaline soil with little to no fertilizer to grow. Lavender is very susceptible to root rot. It is important to have well drained soil and not to overwater the plants. Lavender plants should be pruned after they are finished flowering in late August or September. This keeps the plant shaped, compact and healthy. When pruning cut above the woody part of the plant and let a layer of new growth. Lavender plants take three years to mature and can live up to 17 years.
Plum Run Lavender Farm 