The Lavender Hive

Some amazing activities are blooming at the farm this summer… and you’re invited!
Join us for a one-of-a-kind Afternoon Yoga Retreat led by my incredibly talented childhood friend, Emily. Come move and relax while surrounded by fields in full lavender bloom!

Lavender Yoga & Picnic by Radish - Wisconsin: June 29, 2025 — Soulshine Yoga Yoga Skill level: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced Location: The Lavender Hive, Sun Prairie, Wisconsin (75 minute drive from Milwaukee) Date: Sunday, June 29, 2025 from 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM Investment in your well-being: $75 (includes yoga, lunch and a lavender bundle!) Before booking, pl

Spring is officially showing off!

We’re soaking up this gorgeous 70-degree sunshine and dreaming BIG for the farm this season. While the lavender might still be hitting the snooze button, just wait… in a few short weeks, it’ll wake up in a wave of green, followed by a burst of beautiful purple. Stay tuned!

The 2024 season is officially wrapped! We added 750 new lavender plants, prepped a fresh area for next year’s expansion, and secured exciting new partnerships to bring our products to more people. It’s been a big year for our family, and we couldn’t have done it without your incredible support. Thank you for cheering us on every step of the way!

Check out our first feature Sun Prairie Flowers by Hen & Chick!

A busy season adding 750 plants to the hive. We certainly can’t keep up without the support (read: manual labor and love) of our family and friends. Thankful for everyone along for the journey!

New plants, extending rows, and plenty of harvesting. Summer is busy, but the vitamin D and the beauty is worth it. Thankful for all the friends coming to visit and share in the beauty!

Four Lavender Hive mascots in one picture - can you spot them all?

Two varieties thrive, one soils. Harvesting, prepping, and planting ahead!

Today was filled with w**ding and mowing; It takes about 6 hours to mow our property completely, and a few more to w**d. Grass clippings around the base of our plants can create root rot, so we are careful to use a blower up and down each row to ensure they don’t add moisture to our plants. In this picture, you can see which rows we have and haven’t taken care of.

Never ending w**ding, mowing, and planting! Water isn't set up in the back property, so we improvise with galvanized bins, a generator, and a pump. They double as a little cool-off spot when not in use.