You can find us in the Okanagan Valley, at 620 Boothe Road, in Naramata, BC, Canada..

Lavender starts to release fragrant essential oils when the new leaf growth commences in the spring, and is especially aromatic on a warm sunny day. Feel free to come and stroll through the lavender field anytime, smell the flowers, rub the leaves of the pruned bushes or just relax. You can often find us by following your nose from “downtown” Naramata, although the signs make it easier. Best blooms are from late June through mid-July.

We have a small parking lot along Boothe Road. A short walk through the pear trees and past Odetta’s Garden takes you to our main lavender field and the shop in the yellow and blue barn. Let us know if you  have difficulty walking short distances, we can help you to drive closer to the shop.

The lavender field behind the green cedar hedge belongs to someone else — please respect their privacy!

We can be reached by phone at (250) 496-4304 or cell (250) 488-8365, or send us a message using this email link.

Cheers, 

    Doug Mathias & Karolina Born-Tschuemperlin

  mail to:
Forest Green Man
RR#1, Site 14, Comp. 20
Naramata, BC   Canada  V0H 1N0

P.S. The "Green Man" is usually represented as a stylized face made up of leaves and branches — the Celtic spirit of nature, an ancient symbol, representing growth, fertility and renewal. He appears in many cultures. He dies in the winter and is reborn in the spring and we are convinced that he’s out there, somewhere, amongst our fruit trees, vegetables and lavender....