Welcome to the original Naramata Lavender Farm Shop!
We have moved to downtown Naramata in 2018 and are now located at 126 Robinson Avenue, where you can find our little doll house lavender boutique full of hand-made, high-quality lavender products for your bath and kitchen, along with our traditional French table linens and other decorative items for your house and garden.
We have sold our former lavender farm in 2017 and it is now a private property.
We are now growing our lavender on a smaller, more private farm in the hills above Naramata. Those approx. 400 plants allow us to carry on crafting our many well established and sought after lavender products.
We have also added a bit of "new stuff" to our selection, such as lavender chocolate, a new refreshing lavender tea blend, bubble baths, as well as a line of hand-made rosewater products. My original landscape paintings are still available, too.
Currently, we are open Saturdays and Sundays from 12 - 4 and on Wednesday from 2 - 4.
We will open for the season from June 11 on, Wed - Sun. 11 - 4.
The wearing of masks is now optional in our small space.
Thank-you to all for your continued patronage. By now our little shop has become a Naramata landmark, but we wouldn't be able to do
it without you!
Follow us on Facebook under <https://www.facebook.com/forestgreenman> for product and opening hour updates and on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/forestgreenmanlavender/, where we like to just generally update about our silly life.
Cheers,
Karolina and Doug
 Your host |  Royal Velvet |  For you! |  A visit |
|---|---|---|---|
 fresh lavender wands |  Lavender flower soaps |  A basket of Royal Velvet Lavender |  Dreaming |
 Home meade lavender syrup |  Just another lavender basket. |  "Provence" original art by Karolina Born |  Kitchen towels, made in Provence |
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 field....
OUR “YOUTUBE” LINKS are
<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HpfyovGDCo>
to watch our ancient 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!
These are both relics from our times on the former farm and will give you a bit of an idea where it all started.
