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Why Great Lakes Lavender Growers Need Each Other
Great Lakes lavender growers share a climate challenge, a specialty crop and a practical reason to compare notes before winter compares them for us.
November issueRecipes, growing, crafts & farm trips
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Great Lakes lavender growers share a climate challenge, a specialty crop and a practical reason to compare notes before winter compares them for us.
From the farm
The farm's 2023 MIFMA announcement was more than a membership note; it marked a commitment to direct relationships, transparent products and Michigan agriculture.
Grow
Essence Purple is a compact English lavender with richly colored flowers, an orderly habit and a useful role in borders, containers and harvest gardens.
Grow
Melissa replaces the expected purple spike with pale pink flowers while keeping the aromatic foliage and cold-climate usefulness of English lavender.
Grow
Grosso is the classic long-stemmed lavandin: vigorous, fragrant and productive, provided its large mound receives sun, air and excellent winter drainage.
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Joining a national lavender network connected a new Michigan farm with growers, education and a wider responsibility to improve the industry.
From the farm
What began with 30 lavender plants in Traverse City grew into a Rockford nursery, product studio and digital ecosystem for gardeners and commercial growers.
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