Lavender Fields, Specialty Flowers, Shop, & Classes
Located in historic Dahlonega, Georgia and one of the largest Lavender Fields in the Southeast covering 5 acres lavender & flower gardens. Inside the Lavender Shop you will find hundreds of our handcrafted lavender products made here - from field to jar - Natural and pure!
Come to the shop or check us out online!
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Dahlia Tuber SALE Online Now! You too can have a beautiful cut flowers garden and Dahlias are a must!
Classes are now up on our calendar ready for you to register! Don't hesitate since classes fill up fast.
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Come by the farm and see what's happening here! Each week - we have drawing for free you-pick lavender ticket.
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Open Wednesday-Friday 11-3, Saturday 10-4, and Sunday 1-4.
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You-Pick Lavender Tickets Now on Sale
Enjoy this unique experience of cutting the sweet aroma of fresh lavender, which only happens once a year! Dry your lavender and it will last 2-3 years! It is the closest experience to being in Provence France among the lavender fields. We cannot grow in rows and rows as in France due to all the rainfall we get here in Georgia and need airflow for the lavender. Price is amazing - Cost 18. for 50 stems! Once you cut your stems in the you-pick field, wander the purple lavender blooms in back field and take photos or bring a picnic basket and enjoy among the lavender rows. We are also planting sunflowers to bloom at the same time as the blooming lavender. Photo opportunities will abound! This is one even in Georgia not to skip. Reserve your spot now.
TicketsOur Lavender Cottage Shop
From field to harvest to products to handcraft excellent lavender quality products for you. Enjoy over 100 lavender products we make right here at the farm, from lotions, sprays, perfumes, soaps, wreaths, culinary mixes, teas, and more!
Calming, distressing lavender products are The gift to give to someone or yourself!
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Spring is growing here!
We are actively germinating our lavenders and flowers. Feel free to stop by and view our progress. Visit our farm to witness the ongoing germination process of our lavender and flower varieties.
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Dahlia Tubers are On Sale Online
Purchase your tubers now and/or sign up for Growing Dahlia Class
Classes For 2026 - Register now!
Sign up now to reserve your seat: New Classes scheduled for 2026, like: , How to Grow Dahlias, Make your Own Lavender Gnome, Broom Making with Lavender & Dried Flowers, Lavender Wreath Making, Aromatherapy, Bath n' Beauty, and more! Be sure to mark your calendar to register, since classes get snap up fast!
See What Makes Our Shop Amazing
DIY Buckets of Flowers
We begin DIY Buckets of flowers May 15th - Oct. 5th. DIY buckets are an economically do-it-yourself way to cut 80 stems of focus flowers, focus flowers, and fillers to make any wedding or event beautiful. You can go online to order your bucket a week in advance. Flowers are depended on what is in bloom. Flowers are very seasonal.
Order Beginning May 15th - Oct. 5th.We now carry dried herbs!
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Pollinators Abound
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Our Lavender Fields
Make Photo Memories
This year we are allowing regular non-professional people to take photos with their cell phones only - of the flowers and/or with your family or yourself. during open hours Please be polite and not damage plants. No furniture or sitting on rows. Just add our location and our farm on all photos shared on social media. Let all see that your a Lavender Lover! We do request if you place photos on social media to add our farm name.
All professionals photographers with cameras must reserve time for closed hours at a fee and all photographers must have insurance. Only one photographer at one time, giving you access to the whole farm. Professional photographers in after hours may bring a chair or blankets, and lighting. Do not disturb lavender plants or rows. To book your time for June when lavender is bloom you must email us at redoaklavender@gmail.com or info@redoaklavender.com
Wholesale to Retail Shops
From Field to Products: If you're interested in ordering our high-quality, handcrafted lavender products made in small batches, we'd love to hear from you! Feel free to please contact us.
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Drying the Harvesting Lavender
Come check out how we dry our lavender. Just as they have done for many centuries, we hand cut our lavender, bundle them, and then hang them upside down in our shop and basement (at the ceiling). So when you arrive at the shop be sure to look up and breath. The scent is amazing - so beneficial, very relaxing.
Reviews
We found this farm on our way to Cleveland and it was such a wonderful find! We loved the gardens of lavender and flowers; so beautiful! The little shop had lots of lovely quality gifts and culinary items. Loved the lavender lemonade and pancakes! Oh
— Amanda R
We really love this lavender farm! The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. Love the gift shop with a huge variety of lavender products. The vast majority of items in the shop are produced onsite. Very cool farm.
— David W
What a charming farm! Lots of herbs @ flowering plants for sale outside along with beautiful gardens and a sweet little shop with lots of lavender options inside. So much fun!
— Katie W
The Farm & Farmers
Red Oak Lavender Farm LLC is owned by David and Tina. We were the first largest farm to be successful at growing lavender in fields at a large scale (stated by UGA). Lavender is not suppose to grow in Georgia with all the wrong environment for them - Georgia red class soil, large amount of rainfall, high humidity, and long growing season with intense sunshine. But we figured out how with a lot of sweat and tears over 14 years. Our happy lavenders now grow large and wide here in the South climate.
We also grow a large variety for flowers as well, so we have something blooming from spring through till autumn. With our fresh flowers and lavenders we provide fresh cut flowers on the weekends, you-pick lavender in June, you-pick Dahlias from June - July and September - October. Of course all blooms dependent on the weather.
This is our passion to produce the best flowers and miracle lavender.
For more information about the farm and farmers click on photo.
Our Classes for 2025
Our 2025 Workshops were a success. You don't want to miss our line up of classes for 2026. We are a small family farm so even though we have a lot of classes that will be listed to suite young and old and in between. So mark your calendar for February 15th each year to reserve your spot.
Here are a few of our 2025 classes:
How to Grow Lavender
So You Want to Be a Lavender Farmer
Wreath Making
Bath n' Beauty with Lavender
Lavender Herbal Butter Making
Drying Flowers: How To
Eco Printing With Flowers
Painting Lavender on Canvas
New for 2026:
Fairy Gardening
How to Grow Dahlias
Broom Making
Make Your Own Lavender Gnome
How To Distill Lavender
After Blooms
Many ask what we do after the blooms are gone in late fall and winter. We still stay very busy taking our dried flowers and lavenders and create works of art for your home with wreaths, sprays, and resin work to have available for purchases. We do not ship our wreath made with our dried flowers since shipping cost is as much as the wreath, but they are available in our shop and at amazing prices, since we make them here at our farm and no shipping cost from maker to shop.
The holiday season is a great time to add a special touch to your decor with our wreaths that will be the envy all your visitors.
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Dog Policy
We do Not allow pets at the farm.
We have chickens and also have a lot of bees here at the farm - honeybees and bumble bees (they love lavender and flowers).
*We do allow certified service dogs. Please check in at the shop when you arrive or reach out to us ahead of time. To keep things peaceful for our chickens, since our chickens view all canines as predators, we kindly ask that service dogs stay away from the chicken coop. Our eggs are donated to families at Jeremiah's Place- batter moms and their children who rely on them for meals-so protecting our chickens help support this important cause.
The ADA does not consider emotional support animals as service animals.
We appreciate your understanding and wish we didn't have to enforce this policy.
Photos at the Farm
All photos taken at the farm and shared on social media can be placed on our social media pages. We recommend to add logo to give you credit.