@Diane Bergquist Some common insects that you will find are bees (both honey and bumblebees), butterflies like the photo, ladybugs, and hoverflies. We have in person classes such a yoga, lavender 101, mocktails, and I will be doing a planting/taking care of class this summer where a plant is included in your purchase of the class. I do have classes on Skool that are online. They all feature follow along documents/ videos from how to make different products, general knowledge and tools you will need, to everything you need to know to start a lavender farm business. Once you get into a course you will have lifetime access as I will be continuing to add to a lot of them.

@Heidi Coon it’s a must, everything there is extremely beautiful!

@Diane Bergquist always have heard amazing things about that farm, my parents went there and loved it. I’ll have to make it up there myself sometime.

@Diane Vautier that looks phenomenal! Best to do small new chucks every year like you have been doing, that way you can see what works and what doesn’t, plus it doesn’t become too overwhelming! Our winter hasn’t been to bad yet. Only a couple really cold days. I’m not sure how it is by you.

@Janet Finnesgard hopefully Spring and Summer are nice and allow for the growth of good flowers for you when you visit!

I first have to comment on how perfectly those are spaced apart and lined up! I’m looking forward to you keeping us all updated on how they grow!!