Growers & farms
Commercial fields, production, propagation, agritourism, and future crop planning.
Wholesale lavender • Grown in Michigan
Commercial lavender plugs, bare roots, finished plants, retail goods, and future crop planning for growers and businesses of every stage.
Tell us early so we can evaluate cultivars, quantities, timing, and grow-to-order feasibility.
Built for commercial buyers
We support established operators and serious new ventures—from the first planting plan to repeat retail restocking.
Commercial fields, production, propagation, agritourism, and future crop planning.
Reliable plant formats for growing on, resale, and seasonal garden-center demand.
Lavender products, farm stores, boutiques, spas, makers, and private-label interest.
Commercially serious founders planning a farm, store, service, or lavender venture.
A wholesale relationship, not just a discount
We combine commercial quantities with real production planning for farms, retailers, garden centers, and brands.
Wholesale pricing on eligible plants, finished goods, supplies, and qualifying purchases.
Discuss future inventory windows and demand before peak season arrives.
We can evaluate cultivar, quantity, and production feasibility for future seasons.
One program supports live-plant buyers and businesses reselling lavender goods.
Eligible businesses may submit applicable documentation for separate approval.
Your inquiry is reviewed for fit, inventory, timing, and the right next step.
Commercial plant formats
Each format is distinct and sold according to its own case quantity and seasonal availability.
2-tray minimum • mix varieties
Full commercial plug trays, one variety per tray. Mix varieties across trays to reach the two-tray minimum.
3-tray minimum • mix varieties
Larger plugs for growing on or field planting. This format is distinct from 3-inch plugs and 72-cell trays.
25 per variety • increments of 25
Soil-free plants ready for commercial potting or planting during the March–May bare-root season.
See the plants
Meet the formats, see the scale, and plan the best lavender starting point for your operation.
Simple and personal
Share your business, products, quantities, cultivar goals, and purchase timing.
Our farm team checks commercial fit, seasonal availability, and grow-to-order possibilities.
We follow up with the best available path, alternatives when useful, and applicable terms.
Approved orders follow the required deposit, balance, scheduling, pickup, or shipment process.
Clear expectations
Availability and final pricing are confirmed during review. Applying does not obligate you to purchase.
$250 minimum for wholesale live-plant orders. Wholesale non-plant orders have a $60 minimum after discounts.
Dates 31+ days out take a 50% non-refundable deposit that reserves greenhouse space; it is refunded in full only if we can’t propagate or supply your order. Dates within 30 days are paid in full. Remaining balances are due two weeks before shipment or pickup.
Spring runs March–May, Fall runs October–November, and bare root is offered March–May, subject to availability and destination rules.
Shipped wholesale plant orders include a $5 handling charge per tray or 25-plant bare-root box, plus freight. No handling charge for local pickup.
Wholesale approval does not automatically remove tax. Michigan resale applicants may submit Form 3372 for review.
An inquiry is not a reservation. Crops, quantities, ship windows, and substitutions are confirmed before payment.
Wholesale inquiry
Tell us what you’re building and what you need. We’ll review your fit, availability, and the best next step.
Before you apply
Yes. You do not need years of history, but the request must serve a genuine commercial venture rather than primarily personal or hobby purchasing.
You may order multiple cultivars. The two-tray 72-cell minimum can be met across full trays of different varieties. The 20-cell format has a three-tray minimum, and you can mix varieties across those trays too. Each tray is a single variety.
As early as possible—especially for large plantings or specific cultivars. Many commercial crops require months of production planning.
No. We review commercial fit, crop availability, quantity, timing, destination, and applicable terms before confirming an order.
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