Dilly Dilly & Sussex
June 2020 – We added two new varieties which can grow to 36″ wide. Welcome Dilly Dilly and Sussex to the farm. It only blooms once but what a bloom.
Learn MoreJune 2020 – We added two new varieties which can grow to 36″ wide. Welcome Dilly Dilly and Sussex to the farm. It only blooms once but what a bloom.
Learn MoreMay 2020 – the English Lavender holds true and starts to bloom first.
Learn MoreMarch 2020 – With the world changing based on COVID-19, we kicked into gear and created our on-line store. Yes we know it was about time, but the time now is certainly is right. Help support our small business by shopping www.tfilavender.com for pickup or delivery.
Learn MoreThe small farmers of the Edwardsville Community appreciate the Goshen Community Market for creating a website as well allow us to sell up to 8 times. Be sure to check out the site for our goods and other local small vendors. Check out GOSHENMARTKET.ORG
Learn MoreMarch 2020 — We are trying to keep the old corn granary pretty much the same. It tells a lot about our farm’s history as the whole corn cob was stored. But we added on a new tin roof to keep it dry and risk future wood damage.
Learn MoreWe have been busily working on the big barn’s interior to contain our new shop. As spring is getting ready to make its appearance, we finally got on someone’s schedule to replace the roof. Nice and dry now. And the second solid oak floors are stellar. Cant wait to show you.
Learn MoreStop by our booth at the Hobnob Winter Market and give our Lavender Lotion Bar a try. Wonderful scent while making your hands very soft.
Learn MoreTFI Lavender will have a booth in the old exhibitition hall on the Illinois State Fairgrounds at the Hobnob Winter Market November 19th & 20th. Find us on the second floor with lots of goodies for the holidays.
Learn MoreRather than covering the lavender this year, we decided to add a wind break to control the intensity of the cold winds. We ended up using a silt fence and then fortified the stakes with another board so we wedged the fabric between 2 boards providing greater strength.
Learn MoreNovember 2019 – The frost has arrived. We cut done the wildflower patches preparing them for next year. We dead headed several of the flowers to spread them to the thinners areas. Collected one last vase full of flowers for the year.
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