U Pick lavender Cut Your Own Lavender at Purple Haven


Experience the calming beauty of Ontario’s countryside at Purple Haven Lavender Farm, where you can stroll through fragrant fields and harvest your own fresh lavender. Our U‑Pick lavender experience is perfect for families, couples, photographers, and anyone seeking a peaceful, sensory escape surrounded by nature.

Create Your Own Fresh, Local Bouquet

Step into our lavender fields and enjoy the soothing scent as you gather a bundle of hand‑cut stems. We supply the basket and clippers—simply wander, snip, and create your own beautifully fragrant bundle. Each basket holds more than $15 worth of lavender, making this an affordable and memorable way to enjoy the harvest season.

A staff member will guide you to the areas open for cutting and help you learn the proper technique to protect the health of our plants and ensure you take home the highest‑quality lavender.

Why Visit Our Pick‑Your‑Own Flower Farm?

  • Enjoy fresh, locally grown lavender at its peak fragrance
  • A personal, hands-on experience crafting your own custom bouquet
  • A relaxing, family‑friendly outdoor activity perfect for all ages
  • Ideal for photoshoots, nature lovers, and mindful escapes
  • Support a small, local Ontario farm

What to Bring

To enjoy your visit comfortably, we recommend bringing:

  • Snips or scissors (we have limited supplies)
  • Sun protection: hat, sunscreen, water, proper foot wear.  
  • A camera or phone—you’ll want to capture the beauty
  •  the fields are stunning!

Best Time to Visit

Our lavender season in Ontario runs from late June to end of July with sunflowers blooming mid‑summer and dahlias and zinnias continuing into the fall. We have  late blooming lavender varieties that bloom August into September. Our 2026 season is expected to open mid‑June.

Tips for a Beautiful Visit

  • Check our website or social media before visiting for availability
  • Visit early morning or late afternoon to avoid peak heat—our fields have no shade
  • Plan for at least one hour to fully enjoy the gardens
  • Handle flowers gently and place stems in water quickly to keep them fresh
  • Pets are not permitted in flower field areas
  • No food is permitted on the farm without a bring your own picnic pass.   Snacks and drinks can be purchased at the farm store

Pricing

$15.00 per basket  (No farm entry fees)

How to Cut Lavender

To cut, hold the stem and cut no less than 2" above the woody part. Cutting too low down will permanently harm the plant. Bundle your handful of lavender with elastic bands to keep them tidy.

Fresh Cut Lavender Aftercare

If you plan to keep your freshly cut lavender in water, be sure to trim the ends when you get home and change the water daily - the lavender should last for about a week.

Drying Lavender

If you plan to dry your lavender, keep it in the water for no more than 3 days.Trim the ends, and separate your bunch into smaller bundles no larger than 2". Secure the ends with an elastic band and hang it upside down in a dry, dim, space for 2-4 weeks  

A fully dry stem should snap easily - not bend - when you break it

 

Photography is absolutely welcome—and totally encouraged! Snap those gorgeous lavender moments and don’t forget to tag us on social media so we can share the love. Here’s a sweet shot from one of our happy Cut‑Your‑Own Lavender visitors!

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