CONTACT US
The Lavender Patch Farm
2376 Locust Road
Fort Scott, KS 66701
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Contact us with any questions, or if you'd like to volunteer on the farm.
HOURS
Fall is our busiest time of year, which means almost every weekend you can find us at a show or festival. For our full schedule, please visit our Events page.
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During this season our in-person storefront is closed. However, all of our products are available in our online store.
For the most up-to-date info, check our Facebook page.
Questions? Fill out the form above and we'll get back to you very soon!
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DIRECTIONS
We are located at 2376 Locust Road, Fort Scott, Kansas, 66701.
Drive east on Wall Street and turn onto Locust Road ("Old 54") before Wall Street turns into Highway 54.
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Drive approx. 1/8" mile east and then we are on the south side of the road. (We have a black mailbox and are across the road from a row of apartments).
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Please note, as a small family farm, our hours sometimes change unexpectedly. We do our best to keep updated hours here and on our Facebook page, but we can't guarantee up-to-date hours will always be posted.
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Please call before coming to confirm we are open, especially if you're driving from out of town. We run the Lavender Patch on our own and on top of our full-time careers. As we all know, sometimes life happens and we have to close unexpectedly.
Thank you for understanding.
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VISITING OUR FARM
*Please note: Fall is our busiest time of year, which means almost every weekend you can find us at a show or festival. During this season our in-person storefront is closed. However, all of our products are available in our online store. For our full schedule, please visit our Events page.
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When you come to our Lavender Patch Farm, stop by our gift shop, located in our converted garage. The door to enter is on the west side of the house, closest to the driveway.
We are a working lavender farm, with ongoing planting, weeding, harvesting, and everything in between! We have around 1000 lavender plants, though there's always a chance we'll lose some depending on winter freezes and if we receive an abundance of rain. Around 80 of our plants were transplanted in spring of 2016 from the "old patches" that we no longer use for lavender. Most of the others plants you can see in our fields were planted in 2016-2019, and are plenty to keep us busy! For more info about our farm and lavender plants, go to our About page.
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Thanks for your support,
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The Lavender Patch Farm
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