We bought tickets ahead of time so this made things even easier. They provide scissors and a measure band to wrap around your lavender. That way you know how much to cut. It's the fragrance that hits you first, then the soft buzzing of all bees hard at work. An amazing Celtic band, Roane, provided music that went along with the relaxing and magical vibe. read more

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The Indigo Lavender Farm was an exceptional experience. We walked the farm grounds and spent lots of time in the lavender gift shop. Lisa was so helpful and guided us through the different plant options for our landscaping project. The store has so many gift ideas for even the pickiest of family members. Plenty of parking spaces for the store. The store has 2 to 4 festivals a year with craft vendors and food trucks. The next date is may10th for the fairy festival. Give them some business and you'll hopefully love it as much as we did. read more

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This is definitely a cute place and for me worth the drive. There is a small shop and some beautiful fields. I am not sure when the lavender blooms, there did not seem to be any flowering plants yet. We came for their Fairy Festival. It was very small, about two or three rows of vendors, a duet playing, some crafts for a fee, and three food trucks. The weather was unfortunate, but we were coming rain or shine. I am not sure it should have been dubbed "fairy" festival, many of the vendors thought it was lavender fest. There was not really enough fairy activities or theming. There could have been fairy doors, perhaps fairy crafts, a costume contest, something more on brand of the theme. My child who loves fairies enjoyed her time but was a bit disappointed in the lack of fairy activities. Perhaps fairy garden building, fairy scavenger hunts with a small prize. Regardless, I would be willing to visit for another festival. It seems like they advertised a lot, like five spots an hour on the radio. It also seemed like a new festival that they wanted to grow. When Blake's first started doing their lavender fest it was small but now it is growing, so I would for sure come back to see if they can grow their festival following as well. read more

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We really enjoyed our day at Indigo Lavender Farms. We arrived midday so we brought a picnic lunch and sat at one of several picnic tables with umbrellas. Afterwards, we visited the shop to purchase admittance. Upon entering the store, we were hit with the wonderful smell of lavender. Almost everything in the shop is either made with lavender or is related in some way to the flower. It's really a lovely place with friendly staff to match. We made our way out the back door to go to the fields, which is a short distance away. We purchased the package deal where we could pick our own lavender. There was plenty of lavender to choose from - just row after row of huge clumps of lavender. It was really a beautiful thing is see. The grounds are well kept so it was a great experience as well as a perfect opportunity for taking pictures. We had a terrific time and would highly recommend Indigo Lavender Farms. read more

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I LOVE this lavender farm! It's by far my favorite. Everyone is super friendly and they have such a large variety of lavender. The shop is amazing and offers so many products. I highly recommend picking up some lavender and (lavender) honey. The honey is SO good, I can't get enough of it. They also have great farm fresh eggs and you can see their chickens walking around. They honestly have so many products and I'd like to try them all. The honey lavender goats milk soap is great. The lavender ice cream was good, but I didn't love it. I'll definitely be back for more honey, eggs, soap, and new items!! I'm really looking forward to trying their lavender tea and I plan on making lavender syrup with the lavender and honey! read more

Indigo Lavender Farms - Me cutting the lavender - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Imlay City, Michigan

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This farm is absolutely beautiful and boasts an extensive selection of scents paired with their fragrant lavender, as well as locally sourced honey, bees wax candles, and goats milk soaps and lotion. It was a rainy morning but we planned for the Indigo Festival as the weather seemed to be holding out. I follow their Facebook page and had been checking for updates and there was nothing about any changes so we figured it was still on. We got there at 1 and all the food trucks had left and many vendors were closed or packing up. Real bummer considering we drove an hour away! I would have loved to experience all of the beauty, just think they could have put an update on their social media to let people know. My suggestion is just to make sure you call first to find out their hours, if you plan to take a drive! read more

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Indigo Lavender Farms is along North Van Dyke Road in Imlay City. The other lavender farm I visited last year was in Washtenaw County, so it is nice to have a lavender farm a bit closer to home for folks living in the northern Detroit suburbs. Because lavender is one of my favorite scents, I love stepping into the gift store and smelling all of the lavender products from lavender cookies to lavender candles and hand soap. Last August I went to Indigo Lavender Farms for an outdoor wreath making class. It was a nice experience to have while the weather was still warm and we could safely do this during the pandemic. The teacher was really nice and helpful. The manager didn't come off as friendly as the teacher, both when I was in the store and later when she was outside to assist with the class. She was being pretty stingy about the amount of lavender we could use for our wreaths. Many of the students had to secretly take more lavender from the box or pick some up off the floor or wherever they could find it to finish their wreaths whenever the manager went back into the store. It was kind of sad and ridiculous, and it made the experience less enjoyable. We were given around four bundles of lavender along with wheat. I would have liked to have had more lavender, an unlimited quantity would have been great, to wrap lavender around my entire wreath. That is why my wreath ended up only two-thirds finished and I had to wrap the rest of it with a bow. I get it, lavender is pricey, but the class wasn't cheap either. I'm not sure if I'd pay for another class here but I plan to return to the gift shop whenever I'm in the area when the weather gets warmer. read more

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Place: Funny story on how I found this place. It was next to the fingerprinting place. Service: The service is good! they have a lavender farm but also have a huge store that is lavender everything. I literally spent my time there to see all the cute things in the store. Food/price: The price was worth it! Everything is home-made and I bought cuticle oil with lavender pillow spray. They also have a cafe in too. They literally have it all they also sell cookies and decorations. Audience: I went with my mom and it a drive away so I would come back with friends! Recommend/tips? I recommend this place for sure and plan to come back. read more

Indigo Lavender Farms - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Imlay City, Michigan

Looked good for barely a season. Drove twice (6 hour total round trip) spent $240 on "phenomenal" lavender. Asked the staff if I could put in planter boxes and was assured it would be fine! Burlap it before the first frost and remove after last frost. Which I did. No plants made it. Not one plant survived. Every single plant is dead. Weird my Home Depot $5 lavender is thriving and wonderful. Phenomenal lavender at $20 a plant. DEAD. Contacted 3 times, no phone call back...finally received a response and Perre informed me...tough luck. Cool. Thanks. read more

Beautiful lavender. No matter what you do there it's a great time. Im happy every time I go. read more

We loved this place, the scent of lavender is so soothing and calming. For $15 you can pick your lavender bouquet. read more

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Amazing! We visited mid July with our two children 4&6. We did the Buzz About package and led ourselves around the farm checking everything out. It was awesome to be able to take in the farm at our own pace while also smelling the refreshing smell of lavender the whole time. The gift shop is well set up and the gal at the desk was very helpful in answering any questions we had. We will definitely be back if we are in the area again. read more

Heck yes! I will be back. This was amazing, specially for someone who loves lavender in all forms. Good price for entrance bundle included, was fun picking by hand and creating own bunch. I dried mine out. Live band was playing when we went, free lemonade. I was in heaven. read more

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Way too expensive for me I will never be back here again for any thing processing for u-pick lavender is to much money I rather go some were Else then here read more

This place is magical! Went to see it since it was the closest to Detroit and discovered you can pick your own lavender! This woman owned, family run farm features 10 types and spans 20 acres. There's also cute sitting areas, 30+ bee hives, and fresh lavender lemonade if you get too hot and can't stop picking your own lavender! The gift shop also sells a fabulous selection of lavender products like handmade soaps and honey from the hives. For someone who's obsessed with lavender, I lost my mind here. read more