Welcome to 
Forest Green Man
       Lavender
 
 

Welcome to Forest Green Man Lavender, the South Okanagan’s original Lavender farm, where we offer luxurious products for uses in both, your bath and kitchen.
We’ve been growing lavender since 2000 and we also distill high-quality essentials oils from our own plants. All our lavender products are made from natural ingredients.


You can find us in the Okanagan Valley, at 620 Boothe Road, in Naramata, BC, Canada. Our opening hours are 11-5 Wednesday through Sunday from  the first weekend in May until Thanksgiving. Should you want to come out to the shop when we are closed, please give us a call and we can arrange  that.

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.

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

 

Thank you all for your interest in our farm and your continued support. We wouldn’t be able to do it without you!

                    Doug Mathias & Karolina Born-Tschuemperlin
                   

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


P.S. “One small step for you, one giant step for us”:  We will be able to accept Interac and credit card payments starting May 1, 2012 - Wahoo!























A new book on Naramata has recently been published, called Naramata Chronicles. The author, Craig Henderson wrote a two-page feature on our lavender still. If you’d like to know more about the book, click:  www.NaramataBound.com <http://www.NaramataBound.com>.


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 fields....

 

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site last updated January 14, 2012

OUR “YOUTUBE” LINKS are

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HpfyovGDCo

to watch our interview with Sandy Dawson in June/09 from CHBC-TV, and

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMXmeHJ3rB4

to watch Richard resurrect the old MF 35 tractor!





                             Photo of the week, courtesy of Sheri Bawtinheimer



 
Made on a Mac

photo by

Lone Jones

Photography

    
 Some of our products are now available at: 
www.teasandweaves.com (lavender tea and honey)
www.timefortea.ca (soaps, lotions, lavender water, potpourri, lavender syrup)
www.mountainmercato.com (dried lavender bunches)
www.thebenchmarket.com (lavender jelly, lavender syrup, culinary lavender, herbes de Provence, Lavender Pepper, lavender infused honey and lavender vinegar.)
www.elephantislandwine.com (fresh and dried lavender bunches)
For all other products, please send us an email and we will gladly ship what you need. 
How would you like to spend your 2012 vacation on our lavender farm? The orange cabin is ready to receive you. You can find a sneak preview on our vacation rentals page or go to www.bbcanada.com and type in “the Lavender Cottage”.
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