About Pristine Lavender
Pristine Lavender is a small farm on County Road B outside Pulaski, run by Mark and Jean Jarosinski. Nearing retirement, the couple chose lavender partly because deer and other critters leave it alone, and they grow it naturally on a small scale. They turn it into small-batch bath and body goods with simple ingredients and few or no additives or preservatives.
The farm opens to the public on set days in summer rather than keeping regular hours. In 2026, lavender u-pick days ran on the weekends of July 10-12, July 18-19 and July 24-25, and Watercolor Painting in the Lavender sessions were held on June 27, on a weekday morning, July 16, and at sunset on July 23. The events page on their website lists each season's dates.
Shower steamers are the best sellers, alongside foaming sugar scrubs, bath salts (including a lavender frankincense blend), foaming bath bombs, foaming hand soap and candles, plus a lavender and fresh-rose line. They pack premade and custom gift boxes and run fundraising programs for groups. Each October, $2 from every Breast Cancer Awareness item goes to breast cancer research. Outside the season you can order online for shipping, Green Bay-area delivery or porch pickup, or find them at fall craft shows; in 2026 that meant the Chase Stone Barn Craft Show in Pulaski on September 13 and the Vickery Village Autumn Craft Fair in Suamico on October 31.
Smurawa's Country Bakery in Pulaski, about 10 minutes away, is an easy stop on the way to or from a u-pick morning.
Lavender here
- Visiting
- Open on scheduled u-pick days (July 10-12, 18-19 and 24-25, 2026) and for watercolor painting sessions in late June and July; no regular hours.
From the farm shop
- Shower steamers
- Foaming sugar scrubs
- Bath salts
- Foaming bath bombs
- Foaming hand soap
- Candles
- Gift boxes
Events
- Lavender u-pick weekends, July (2026)
- Watercolor Painting in the Lavender, June 27, July 16 and July 23 (2026)
- Chase Stone Barn Craft Show, Pulaski, September 13 (2026)
- Vickery Village Autumn Craft Fair, Suamico, October 31 (2026)
What to do
- Cut lavender on a July u-pick weekend
- Paint in the lavender at a watercolor session, late June-July
- Shop shower steamers, sugar scrubs and bath salts
- Order a custom gift box built to your budget
- Find their booth at fall craft shows near Green Bay
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- U-pick weekends in July and painting sessions late June-July (2026); online shop year-round
- Hours
- Open for scheduled u-pick days and events only (2026 u-pick: July 10-12, 18-19 and 24-25)
Tips for your visit
- The farm has no daily hours, so plan around the posted u-pick dates.
- Ask about porch pickup if you would rather not pay for shipping.
- Gift boxes can be built to a budget you name.
Pair it with a nearby stop
Smurawa's Country Bakery · about 10 minutes away
Smurawa's Country Bakery in Pulaski, about 10 minutes away, rounds out a u-pick morning.
Getting there
Questions
Is the farm open every day?
No. It opens for scheduled u-pick days and events, mostly in July.
Can I pick up an order instead of having it shipped?
Yes. They offer porch pickup and personal delivery in the Green Bay area.
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