When it comes to the coveted lavender fields, the first place that pops up in everyone's mind must be Provence, France. In fact, there are also many particularly beautiful lavender fields in the UK. This article will take stock of the most popular lavender fields in the UK.
1. Mayfield Lavender Farm
Mayfield lavender field is currently the most famous lavender field in the UK. It is located in the Mayfield Lavender farm less than 15 miles from London, with a total area of 25 acres. It is the first choice for London friends to watch lavender. Lavender oil from the farm, in-room aromatherapy and bath and skin care products are all in demand. What's more romantic is that there is also a small cafe in the grass field, with a pergola and wooden benches unique to summer, where you can drink coffee and enjoy flowers! Due to the relatively short flowering period, the lavender fields during the peak period can be described as crowded, so everyone must prepare early and make travel plans in advance.
Address: 1 Carshalton Road, Banstead SM7 3JA
2. Yorkshire Lavender
Yorkshire Lavender Lavender Farm is located in the natural and beautiful Howardian Hills Area. As Yorkshire's best lavender farm, wander through the lavender blooms here and one will be amazed at the array of different colours: white, pink, blue and of course dark purple. There are also unique lavender mazes, Mediterranean dry gardens, various themed gardens, wetland gardens and natural wild flower grasslands. And from time to time, you can see deer, cattle and sheep and other small animals wandering in the flower fields. In addition to natural scenery, there are also nearly 100 kinds of lavender oil, dried lavender, natural lavender, herbs and other peripheral products for sale.
Address: Yorkshire Lavender, The Yorkshire Lavender Farm, Terrington, York YO60 6PB
3. Somerset Lavender
The Somerset Lavender lavender field is a flower field that has been reported to have a dreamlike effect! There are more than 50,000 lavender plants here, which attracts a large number of butterflies and bees, and honey has naturally become a specialty here. In addition to the lavender garden, there is also a physiotherapy garden full of various medicinal herbs: thyme, lemon balm, arnica, echinacea and other herbs, which are refreshing and refreshing. In addition, the rose and vegetable gardens here are also very famous. It is also a good choice to look at several kinds of flowers while looking at lavender. The ingredients used in the cafe in its flower field come from its own garden, which is delicious and healthy!
Address: Somerset Lavender, Horsepond Farm, Faulkland, Somerset BA3 5WA
4. Norfolk Lavender
Norfolk Lavender Fields, established in 1932, are one of the best flower fields in England. Not only are there 100 acres of lavender fields with dozens of varieties, but the surrounding coast and countryside are also unforgettable. In addition, you can also find a variety of lavender essential oils in the flower field store, as well as some rare flower seeds that you can take home and grow yourself! During the peak season, you can also try its mini bus flower field tour. On the way, the tour guide will not only introduce the history of the flower field, but also provide popular science and dry goods about various essential oils and dried flowers. Simple tours have become more and more abundant!
Address: Norfolk Lavender, Caley Mill, Lynn Road, Heacham PE31 7JE
5. Cotswold Lavender
What makes the Cotswolds lavender field special is that it is next to a sunflower field, and the landscape is not inferior to that of southern France. And the Gift Shop and Tea Room in Lavender Fields are also very popular, with lavender-flavored scones and ice cream! The most beautiful time here is around mid-June to early July.
Address: Cotswold Lavender, Hill Barn Farm Cottage, Snowshill WR12 7JY
