Spring promises so much natural beauty, especially at this lovely lavender farm in Missouri. From longer days and golden sunshine to blossoming flowers, spring provides the perfect backdrop for outdoor adventure. And, when you’re on the hunt for a way to spend a few leisurely hours, plan a visit to this dreamy U-pick lavender farm in MO where you can stroll among rows of blossoming lavender, browse the gift shop, and relax on a porch swing.

Soak up the spring sunshine and breathe in the sweet aroma of lavender when you visit Long Row Lavender Farm and Boutique in Wright City.
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This farm is free and open to the public from mid-March through mid-December every Wednesday through Saturday.
Nestled on 15 acres of lush land, the family-owned Long Row Lavender Farm first got its start in 2009.
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Today, the charming farm welcomes visitors to stroll through its lush rows. And folks can also relax with a treat at the coffee and dessert cafe.
Rows and rows of picturesque lavender will encourage your efforts at this U-pick lavender farm in MO.
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U-pick is allowed during a week in the summer with dates to be announced on Long Row Farm’s Facebook page.
When patrons pick a fresh bundle, the staff advises to hang it upside down and store it in a cool, dry, place, ensuring the stems stay straight and the buds remain.
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But, that's not all you'll see as the bountiful Long Row Lavender Farm also grows other flowers throughout the spring and summer: daffodils come in April, peonies in May, and colorful zinnias bloom in July and August.
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Plan another visit during late July and early August to admire the sunflower patch.
And aromatic Mexican sage sets off Indian summer in September - our favorite.
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Of course, that's just the beginning of your lavender farm adventure.
After your stroll through the farm, stop by the gift shop, chock full of lavender products - from bath truffles to linen spray.
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Long Row Farm also hosts workshops throughout the spring and summer which change, such as macrame and the art of pressing flowers.
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Have you ever been to this lavender farm in Missouri? Share your experience in the comments below. For hours, directions, and workshops, visit Long Row Lavender Farm’s website.

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