Things to see and do at our farm and in the local area.  

THE LAVENDER SEASON
Whilst we have some lavender varieties in bloom for most of the year. The spectacular season is from December through February...the peak being during our festival when you can buy bunches and fresh lavender.


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JANUARY 9/10th 2021...1000am-5.00pm
LAVENDER, HERB & CHILLI FESTIVAL
Covid restrictions may still be relevant, so we will encourage bookings for our workshops
Two days of demonstrations, workshops and displays.
Plant sales, Off-street parking.
Cafe will be serving morning/aft tea and a selection of salads and platters (cheese, meze, ploughmans) & sandwiches. BarbQ will be available between 1100am & 3.00pm.
Proposed Program available in mid November. 
Entry $15.00/adult. $12.00 seniors. Children under 18 free



When in Crookwell make sure you visit Upper Lachlan Visitors Centre to catch up on "what's on" in the area and find out other exciting things to see and do. In Taralga, call in and see Prue in her little gift shop.  Check out the Catholic Church, Wildlife Park and if it is open the fantastic Historic centre.
Great please to eat
For an amazing treat...dine at "The Argyle" Reservations essential.



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Dine at Laggan pub for great food (and the beer is cold too!)
There is a fabulous animal farm at Taralga...check it out!
Book a date to eat at the Argyle in Taralga

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Clive and Di Larkman will be here with their wide range of edible plants for sale. Clive's cooking demonstrations are always a hit, as he shares tips on cooking quick, delicious meals while you watch. You even get to taste the results of his culinary magic.
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Michael's bonsai workshops are very popular. His practical advice and genuine love of the form ensure a worthwhile experience for any bonsai lover.
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We're all looking forward to seeing the lovely Melinda from New Directions again.

Melinda shows us how to make our own cosmetics at home for a fraction of the price we pay in the shops.  Her demonstrations are always practical and informative, with great advice on hygiene and safety. 

Visitors also get to sample the products Melinda demonstrates.
Join Michael for a demonstration of distillation in the still he built himself.  He'll answer all your questions and take you through the process used to distill our own lavender and herbs on the farm.