Monarchs
10/2021 – This year the monarchs were scarce but the butterfly bushes attracted those we saw. At times 20 monarchs were on the bush.
Learn More10/2021 – This year the monarchs were scarce but the butterfly bushes attracted those we saw. At times 20 monarchs were on the bush.
Learn More9-2021 Find Tenderloin Farms Lavender this upcoming fall and winter. OUR SCHEDULE 10/16 Edwardsville Goshen Market 11/5 & 11/6 Hobnob Market Lebanon, IN 11/13 & 11/14 THE FARM BARN SHOP IS open for Holiday shopping – See you at the farm!!!! 12/4 – Edwardsville Winter Market
Learn More9-2021 In the fall we take various cuttings to start propagating lavender for next spring. The “Pink” is the LED grow lights we use as the little plants begin to root.
Learn More9-2021 We have been collecting herbs and flowers from the farm to create our own smudge sticks. Typically smudge sticks are a bundle of herbs where we use Lavender, sage and rosemary. Burning of smudge sticks goes back thousands of year. What better use of some of our dried herbs. People asked for them and […]
Learn More9-2021 We are beginning to get the lavender ready for winter. The lavender plants will go dormant but we choose to prune the lavender in the fall. Some farms do it in the spring.
Learn More9-30-2021 It may be later in the fall but the luffa gourds we use in our Honey Lavender Luffa Soap are still green and blooming.
Learn MoreThe farm and shop will be open on these dates. The 3rd bloom of the English lavender is in process. You can come to the farm and shop and cut your own lavender as well. Click on ONLINE STORE in our banner line and it will take you to the online store to make your […]
Learn More9-6-2021 The Hidcote and SuperBlue are blooming once again and for the final time for the season. Soon we will be pruning the lavender to prep it for the winter. But now the lavender is in full bloom. Not as bold as in early June but amazing none the less.
Learn More8-1-2021 Seems like each week a new set of wildflowers begin bloom at the farm. They always provide for wonderful bouquets. Coming on strong are Pink Coneflower, Queen Annes Lace, Late Boneset, and New England Aster.
Learn MorePlease make a reservation on www.tfilavender.com. Reservations are requested but not required. The lavender will not be reblooming but the shop will be open, view the wildflower fields and the farm. Due to the amt of rain and strange temperatures the rebloom of the English Lavender has been greatly affected and very sparse.
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