Jersey Lavender

About Jersey Lavender

Jersey Lavender has grown lavender in the parish of St Brelade since 1983, when the Christie family turned a disused dairy farm into lavender fields. Still family owned, it harvests by hand and distills its own lavender, rosemary, eucalyptus and bay laurel into the essential oils used in its soaps, fragrances and home goods. The farm sits off the Rue du Pont Marquet in southwest Jersey, about 5 miles from St Helier and five minutes from the airport; staff will even mind luggage for travelers.

The farm, Sprigs Café and Sprigs Shop are open from April to mid-September, Tuesday to Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and entry is free. Color starts to show in the last days of May; the fields bloom from early June to early August and peak from late June to early July. Hand harvesting usually starts mid to late June and is done by early August, and the distillery is busiest from mid-June to the end of August, with daily talks on how the oil is made.

Guided tours run Tuesday to Friday and Sunday at 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m., and an audio tour is available. Children can try the garden swings, help feed the chickens and doves, and walk the woodland and field paths. Sprigs Café serves light lunches, cream teas and cakes, plus takeaway drinks and sandwiches. Allow at least an hour and a half.

The Poplars Tearoom at La Moye is about 2 miles away, and the beach cafés of St Brelade and St Ouen are a short drive west.

Lavender here

When it blooms

early June to early August, peaking late June to early July

Visiting

Open to the public April to mid-September, Tuesday to Sunday, with free entry, daily distilling talks and guided tours.

From the farm shop

• Lavender, rosemary and eucalyptus essential oils
• Soaps and bath products
• Fragrances
• Home and kitchen goods

What to do

• Walk the lavender fields at peak bloom, late June to early July
• Join a guided farm tour at 11:30 a.m. or 2 p.m.
• Watch the distillery at work, mid-June through August
• Have a cream tea or light lunch at Sprigs Café
• Let children feed the chickens and doves and use the garden swings
• Shop lavender, rosemary and eucalyptus oils and soaps

Season, hours and prices

Season

Open April to mid-September; fields in flower early June to early August, peak late June to early July

Hours

Season April–September 14: Tue–Sun 10–5, closed Mondays

Admission

free

Good to know

Dogs

Leashed

Accessibility

Wheelchair access to the shop, café and toilets, and over grass to most gardens, the distillery and a path along the main field; woodland is too bumpy

Reservations

Walk-in

Tips for your visit

• Closed on Mondays
• Allow at least 1.5 hours to see the fields, distillery and gardens
• Dogs are welcome on a lead; owners must clean up after them
• There's no picnic area, but the café sells takeaway food

Pair it with a nearby stop

The Poplars Tea Room · about 6 minutes away

The Poplars Tearoom at La Moye is about 2 miles southwest, an easy second stop for tea.

Getting there

• Address: Rue du Pont Marquet, St Brelade, Jersey
• Website: jerseylavender.co.uk

Questions

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