Showing posts with label norfolk lavender. Show all posts
Showing posts with label norfolk lavender. Show all posts

Sunday, 1 May 2011

Lavender Planting

Today Stewart and I tidied the front driveway and moved what seemed tons of gravel. The driveway needed a new protective membrane to stop the weeds!
I also planted on at least 70 of my Lavender plants into the next size pots. This was a lovely job to do in contrast to the gravel! The original plants came from Norfolk Lavender see their website at
I will plant out some, Mum will have some and the rest I will put on my stalls.
I just love this video of the harvesting of the lavender and look forward to more of that this year. They make it look so easy! I am not going to use shears anymore!
You can see all the process at Norfolk Lavender and they have their festival in July, a great day out!
Enjoy this video.

Monday, 13 September 2010

Norfolk Lavender

With finishing the top of the Seaside Single Quilt
I realised I hadn't got any backing fabric,
large enough or even vaguely nautical.
So how nice a trip to Hunstanton and
Sian's fabric shop. Twice in the same month
very unlike me. I normally go about once every three!
Well i found the backing and brought enough
wadding to make enough quilts for a whole exhibition.
On the way home we stopped into 'Norfolk Lavender'
for a cup of tea and a wander round,
it always smells wonderful.
The farm shop is such an inspiration for cooking.
have a look at their website
you can almost smell the lavender where ever you are in the world.