About Us
The lavender field at Lavender Rose Farms LLC
Lavender Rose Farms sits on a little over 2 acres and backs up to the River Raisin in Frenchtown Township, Mi (Monroe, Mi).
HISTORICAL TIES: Our property is scenic and park like and was originally part of the Knapp farm (est. 1860). Our farm is part of an old strip/ribbon farm. "The original French and French Canadian settlers in Monroe County divided land using a traditional system of parceling property into long, narrow lots, each of which had frontage on the river, which was the main source of water, transportation, commerce, and communication." (Monroe County Parks, Trails, and Recreation page 17).
Wild Grapes: The River Raisin was named by the French for the wild grapes that grew along the banks in abundance. There are still wild grapes growing on the banks of the River Raisin. Wild grapes can be used in jellies and jams and preserves.
The Lavender Field: We have over 300 lavender plants of lavender in multiple different varieties. We currently grow intermediate lavender - Grosso; and English lavender; Hidcote, Munstead, Melissa Lilac, Folgate and Royal Velvet. We are a non-traditional lavender farm. We are not open to the public. We, instead, grow lavender to make our lavender products and dried bouquets.
Our Pollinator Garden is filled with native wildflowers, nectar plants, and milkweed. Our field is nationally registered as a Monarch Waystation.
Herb & Vegetables: We use raised bed gardening for herbs and vegetables.
Other Flowers: Peonies, lilacs, and roses, larkspur. We try to grow whatever we use in our products if able to in our growing zone. Occasionally, we partner with other flower & lavender farms when we need supplemental flowers.
HISTORICAL TIES: Our property is scenic and park like and was originally part of the Knapp farm (est. 1860). Our farm is part of an old strip/ribbon farm. "The original French and French Canadian settlers in Monroe County divided land using a traditional system of parceling property into long, narrow lots, each of which had frontage on the river, which was the main source of water, transportation, commerce, and communication." (Monroe County Parks, Trails, and Recreation page 17).
Wild Grapes: The River Raisin was named by the French for the wild grapes that grew along the banks in abundance. There are still wild grapes growing on the banks of the River Raisin. Wild grapes can be used in jellies and jams and preserves.
The Lavender Field: We have over 300 lavender plants of lavender in multiple different varieties. We currently grow intermediate lavender - Grosso; and English lavender; Hidcote, Munstead, Melissa Lilac, Folgate and Royal Velvet. We are a non-traditional lavender farm. We are not open to the public. We, instead, grow lavender to make our lavender products and dried bouquets.
Our Pollinator Garden is filled with native wildflowers, nectar plants, and milkweed. Our field is nationally registered as a Monarch Waystation.
Herb & Vegetables: We use raised bed gardening for herbs and vegetables.
Other Flowers: Peonies, lilacs, and roses, larkspur. We try to grow whatever we use in our products if able to in our growing zone. Occasionally, we partner with other flower & lavender farms when we need supplemental flowers.
FARM PHOTOS
Official Monarch Waystation designation in 2018
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Pollinator garden - zinna and sunflower 2019
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Pollinator Garden/Monarch Waystation July 2019
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Pollinator Garden/Monarch Waystation May 2019
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All images © Lavender Rose Farms LLC
