Where is the coupon offered until midnight. I could not find it.

Online tickets are only available for purchase until the end of day before the Festival begins. It is not a coupon but we do have a Festival Package available online prior that saves you about 20% for the items included. Additionally, the wristband you receive at Admissions with the pre-pay Festival Package makes it easy to receive all your items at each booth in a simple, easy way to enjoy your day!

Do you sell English lavender plants for spring, 2021? If so, what is the price?

We do have angustifolia varieties of Lavender as well as intermedia varieties of Lavender by May 15-June 1 each year.

Do you sell to the public lavender plants. We are having a difficult time finding a variety that is hardy for our climate. Thanks for your response.

Yes they do sell lavender plants to you public

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Evening Light Lavender Farm

Name: Evening Light Lavender Farm
Address: 5552 S Wallbridge Rd, Deer Park, WA 99006, USA, Spokane, WA, US
Telephone: +1509-795-9696
Rating: 4.5

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📍5552 S Wallbridge Rd, Deer Park, WA 99006, USA

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mondayClosed

tuesdayClosed

wednesday9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

thursday9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

friday9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

saturday9:00 AM - 3:00 PM

sundayClosed

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About the Nursery

Specialty Lavender Perennial Nursery. Top products: Lavender plants, U-pick lavender, Lavender essential oils, Lavender soaps, Lavender candles. Evening Light Lavender Farm is a certified organic horticultural operation located on the Wildrose Prairie in Deer Park, Washington. With over 24,000 lavender plants cultivated on-site, the farm specializes in the production of high-quality aromatic lavender varieties. While the business functions as a significant horticultural grower offering U-pick experiences, its operations extend into value-added agricultural processing, producing USDA Organic soaps, candles, and essential oils. The farm serves as a destination for both retail consumers and the public, hosting educational workshops on lavender cultivation and hydrosol production. Their model integrates agricultural production with agritourism, managing a physical farm store and hosting large-scale community events, including the annual Spokane Lavender Festival. The operation focuses on sustainable growing practices and provides botanical products derived directly from their fields to the local community and online customers.

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Customer Reviews(22)

Gilberto Matosa day ago

Lavender Festival was awesome!! Very family oriented and well kept. Would definitely recommend and come back again

Alise Tannera day ago

Wonderful experience! We will be back next year!

Schelley Gunn11 months ago

The lavendar festival is $13 to enter. There are around 8-10 craft booths, a large tent to sit under, and an area for picking your own lavendar. We saw 1 food vendor, 1 lavendar ice cream vendor (expensive! $5 for a half a scoop) and lavendar lemonade. There was a bouncy house/slide for kids. Overall - at this time I feel it's not worth the drive out or the $$$. This would be an absolutely stunning venue for a wedding though!

Darth Vegana year ago

I’ll start off by saying I’m the first to always support local even if that means paying a little extra. That being said, this will sadly be our last year at this lavender festival. It has unfortunately became a huge money grab. $12 entry fee for NO reason. You still have to pay to pick, eat/drink etc. You should be enticing people to purchase your products, not charging them to look. Other farms use their “entry free” as a credit for picking or purchasing products. I got an extremely watered down lavender lemonade which appeared to be scooped out of unrefrigerated barrels with ice. I also ordered scones and was extremely disappointed. They tasted and looked like Pillsbury biscuit dough out of a can. They came in ziploc sandwich bag. The true reason I ordered scones was for the Devonshire cream. Only to of course be disappointed to find it was more like honey- vanilla Greek yogurt. I have added a comparison photo of REAL Devonshire clotted cream vs what they gave out at the venue. Not to mention the amount of “cream” given would not be appropriate for 6 mini scones. They had a handful of vendors with typical things (metal art, cutting boards, quilted/sewing items, chunky gem jewelry, DIY items etc). I absolutely cringe to think of the price those poor vendors had to pay just to set up shop there and be roasted in that dry heat. Someone else posed the price of U-pick lavender, $30 for a large bundle is absurd. You can get several of your own lavender plants for that price. I absolutely hate giving a bad review on a local farm but this has become a hoity-toity hotspot for tourists. If you need fresh lavender or lavender products, their shop is open and FREE to enter when the festival is over. Overall- Lovely products but skip the festival.

Sami Wilda year ago

Absolutely beautiful farm. I love coming up here every year for the festival and seeing all the new changes they do.

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