Lit Lavender
Lit Lavender is getting ready for the 2027 season with all-new attractions.
The farms where you can cut your own bundle, with each farm's own season and hours.
These Sequim farms list U-pick among what they offer. Sequim Lavender Growers Association member farms are listed first, and they're free to visit when they're open.
Each farm sets its own U-pick dates, prices and rules, and what's ready to pick changes through the summer. Check the farm's page, or call ahead if U-pick is the main reason for your trip.
Lit Lavender is getting ready for the 2027 season with all-new attractions.
Daily 9am-5pm, May 1 - September 30
Saturday through Monday 9am-6pm, May 30 - September 27
U-pick season usually runs early June to early September (2026 ended September 6).
Thursday through Sunday 10am-5:30pm, mid-June through July (June 18 - July 31 in 2026).
Wednesday through Sunday 10am-4pm, July 1 - August 1
Open Thursday to Monday, 10am to 5pm, from October 1 to December 31.
Open Friday to Sunday, 10am to 4pm, from July 2 to July 31.
Open summer season — please contact the farm directly for hours
Gift shop at 120 W. Washington St. in downtown Sequim, open year-round Monday through Saturday 10am-5pm, closed Sundays.
April through September daily 10am-5pm (July 9am-6pm).
Wednesday through Sunday 10am-5pm, May 1 - October 31.
Friday through Monday 10am-5:30pm, May 22 - September 7
Memorial Day weekend through the end of August, Tuesday through Sunday 10am-4pm (10am-5pm in July and August).
Planning the rest of your day? See which farms are open on your dates, read how the bloom season works, or open the farm map.
Sequim's lavender usually blooms from mid-June to mid-September and peaks around mid-July. Each farm sets its own U-pick dates, so check the farm's page before you go.
SLGA member farms are free to visit when they're open, with no tickets or reservations. U-pick itself is priced by each farm.
The farms on this page list U-pick among what they offer. What's available changes through the season, so it's worth a call to the farm if U-pick is the main reason for your trip.
It depends on the farm. Each farm's page says whether leashed pets are welcome.