Warwickshire Lavender Farm

Warwickshire Lavender Farm is a family-run lavender farm located in Bubbenhall, Warwickshire, founded in 2016 by Ian and Pippa as a retirement project. The farm began with Ian's three beehives, with the goal of producing lavender honey while creating a beautiful, relaxing environment for visitors. The farm moved to its current home on Watery Lane in April 2019, when the first lavender plugs were planted. The honey is 100% pure and raw, sold in 340g jars at £10.00 each. It is described as straight-from-the-hive with nothing added and no churning. The bees forage on the farm's lavender fields when in bloom, as well as surrounding hedgerows, gardens, and the wider local area. Because the honey is entirely natural, it varies in colour and consistency between batches depending on seasonal foraging. Spring honey tends to be creamed to prevent it setting too hard, while summer honey is generally runnier. The farm also runs a charity café every Saturday from 10am to 4pm, with all café profits going to charity. The farm featured on BBC's The One Show in June 2024. In addition to honey, the farm sells lavender-based candles, soaps, essential oils, skincare, and diffusers.