2019 British lavender opening hours + viewing location recommendations + tickets

Don’t think of Provence when you think of lavender. There are more than one lavender fields in the UK. If you plan to go to the UK, you can also see lavender. It happens to be the season when lavender is in full bloom, so do you want to plan a visit? What about a flower viewing tour in the UK? MayfieldLavenderFarm

Mayfield lavender field is currently the most famous lavender field in the UK. It is located in Mayfield, less than 15 miles from London

Lavender Farm, with a total area of ??25 acres, is a small partner of London. Our first choice for viewing lavender. The lavender essential oil, indoor aromatherapy and bath and skin care products produced on the farm are all very popular. What's even more romantic is that there is a small cafe in the grass field, with a unique summer pergola and wooden benches outside, where you can drink coffee here. Flower viewing is simply wonderful. The best time to visit the Mayfield lavender fields is July. Due to the short flowering period, the lavender fields can be crowded with people during the peak period, so everyone must prepare early and make travel plans in advance!

Opening hours : June 1st to September 1st, 2019, 9:00 to 18:00 every day

Address: 1Carshalton Road, BansteadSM73JA

Tickets: 2.50 pounds per person for field visit, 16 Free for those under 10 years of age; please click on the official website for professional photography fees. HitchinLavender

The picture is from Mirek Galagus

First of all, this lavender field Online

Shop is quite popular! Some foreign friends around the committee buy lavender spice products from it Home, I don’t know if it’s because the price is relatively cheap. It is said that as early as the 16th century, the small town of Hitchin was the largest and most famous lavender producing area in the UK. The endless lavender fields once covered hundreds of acres, and it could be said to be a veritable "Lavender Town" in the UK. However, due to the advent of the industrial age, these "labor-intensive" farms slowly declined. In the end, only this farm near Cadwell in the northern suburbs of Hitchin was left, but it also has 25 miles of lavender fields. , friends who want to take photos and stroll around will not be disappointed!

Opening hours: Opening from May 27, 2019, click on the official website for specific daily opening hours

Address: Cadwellfarm , Arlesey Road, Ickleford, HitchinSG53UA

Tickets: adults 6 pounds; 5 to 14 years old 3 pounds; under 5 years old free. Please click on the official website to view professional photography fees. Cotswold Lavender

Compared with the first two lavender fields, the Cotswold lavender field is located farther away. Relatively speaking, it is relatively close to big cities such as Birmingham and Coventry. The special thing about this lavender field is that it is next to a sunflower field, and the landscape is no less than that of southern France. And the Gift Shop and Tea Room in the lavender field are also very popular, offering lavender-flavored scones and ice cream! The most beautiful time here is from mid-June to early July.

Opening hours: June 8, 2019 to August 4, 2019

Address: Cotswold Lavender, Hill Barn Farm Cottage, Snowshill WR127JY

Tickets: Adults 4 pounds; Ages 5 to 15 ￡2; under 5s free. JerseyLavenderFarm

Jersey itself is a tourist resort with beautiful scenery and habitat and growth of animals and plants. In addition to the warm sunshine in summer and the delicious, tempting and value-for-money seafood, the most attractive thing here is the lovely lavender fields. Since Jersey itself is located in the English Channel, many people who have been there say that the lavender on the island grows denser and more lush than the lavender in the UK. The lavender manor on the island is even more fascinating and intoxicating. Beautiful coastline, warm summer sunshine, mouth-watering seafood, and beautiful lavender fields

Well, the committee members feel that if everyone is not in a hurry to return to China during the summer vacation, they have no plans to go to Europe. If so, then just come here!

Opening hours: EarlySeason from now to June 4, 2019, HarvestSeason from June 5th to August 26th, and HarvestSeason from August 27th to September Late Season on the 30th

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Address: Ruedu Pont Marquet, St. Brelade, JerseyJE38DS

Tickets: Early Season and Late Season - Adults ￡3.20, children under 14 years old Free; Harvest

Season - adults ￡5.90, children under 14 free.

Yorkshire Lavender

Yorkshire Lavender Lavender Farm is located in the Howardian Hills

Area with beautiful natural scenery and will celebrate their 22nd anniversary this year. As the best lavender farm in Yorkshire, when wandering through the sea of ??lavender flowers here, people will be surprised by the array of different colors: white, pink, blue, and of course, deep purple. There are also unique lavender mazes, Mediterranean dry gardens, various themed gardens, wetland gardens, natural wild flower grasslands, and more. And from time to time, you can see deer, cattle, sheep and other small animals wandering in the flower fields. In addition to the natural scenery, there are nearly a hundred kinds of lavender oil, dried lavender and natural lavender and vanilla products for sale here.

Opening hours: March 23, 2019 to September 29, 2019, 10:00 to 17:00 every day

Address: Yorkshire Lavender,TheYorkshireLavenderFarm,Terrington,YorkYO60

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Tickets: Admission is free; garden admission in May, June, July and August is ￡3.50 for adults and ￡2 for children (3 to 16 years old). SomersetLavender

Somerset

The Lavender lavender flower field has been reported to be a flower field with dreamy effects! There are more than 50,000 lavender plants here, which also attracts a large number of butterflies and moths. With bees (maybe it can create the effect of Xiangfei Empress?), honey has naturally become a specialty here. In addition to the lavender garden, there is also a therapeutic garden filled with various medicinal herbs: thyme, lemon balm, arnica, echinacea and other herbs. The smell is refreshing and makes the body and mind comfortable. In addition, its rose and vegetable gardens are also very famous. It is also a good choice to see several kinds of flowers while looking at lavender. The ingredients used in the cafe in its flower field are all from its own garden, which is delicious and healthy. Healthy babies should not miss it!

Opening hours: May to September every year, Wednesday to Sunday 10:00 To 17:00

Address: Somerset Lavender, Horsepond Farm, Faulkland, Somerset BA35WA Norfolk Lavender

Norfolk Lavender Field was established in 1932 and is one of the best flower fields in England. Not only are there 100 acres of lavender fields containing dozens of varieties, but the nearby coast and rural scenery are also unforgettable. In addition, you can also find various lavender essential oils and some rare flower seeds in the flower field store, which can be taken home and planted in your own garden! This year, it has launched a 45-minute mini bus flower field tour. In addition to introducing the history of the flower fields, the tour guide also provides popular science information about various essential oils and dried flowers. The simple tour becomes more and more rich!

Time: Open all year round, March to October Every day from 9:00 to 17:00, from November to February from 9:00 to 16:30; the flower field minibus tour is open from June 15, 2019 to August 17, 2019, four times a day.

Address: Norfolk Lavender, Caley Mill, Lynn Road, HeachamPE317JE Notes

When enjoying lavender, don’t forget to be prepared to prevent mosquito bites. Such a large flower field is bound to be visited by insects and bees. The committee members are here to share with you some tips to prevent bees and mosquito bites:

First of all, it is best not to spray perfume or use skin care products with too strong smells. , hairspray, etc. If you smell good, the bees must love you very much. Secondly, it is best not to wear clothes that are too bright or with floral patterns, and do not bring food with the mouth open, as these will attract bees.

If a bee lands on your clothes or skin, don’t panic or yell, as this will scare the bees and be counterproductive. The correct approach is to hold still and gently blow the bees away. If you are going to stay in the flower fields for a long time to take photos, it is best to wear long pants and a hat. Bees are quite aggressive towards anything with hair, because they think these furry animals are coming to steal honey, and wearing a hat can not only reduce the probability of being bitten, but also protect you from the sun, killing two birds with one stone.

You can spray some insect repellent on exposed skin!