Lavender Farm

We were here today. The entrance fee was 2000 HUF / person. We really liked it. A well-kept garden is welcomed. Other times we would love to visit here.

Wonderful! The energy that is received here ?

Nice environment, many other plants, big area, they are approx. the benefits. Disadvantage is the expensive admission (adult 2000, retiree / student 1500), few and in poor condition parking, you can not take for yourself that much. It was good for a single occasion.

In the area of ​​the Balaton Uplands National Park, a few kilometers after Tihany, in Felső-Dörgics, behind the more than a thousand-year-old St. Peter's Twin Garden, there is a few hectare lavender plantation. In our organic farm we grow medical (Lavandula angustifolia, L. vera, L. officinalis) and hybrid (Lavandula x intermedia, Lavandin) lavender, from which we make 100% pure, high-healing, bio-grade essential oil and flower water every year. Our show garden, planted in a special form and decorated with contemporary sculptures, is not only a sight to behold from a bird's eye view, as more than 30 different varieties of lavender await the curious visitor here. Our mission is to bring the healing effects of lavender to all people, body and soul. Not only for moth control in Grandma's closet, it also has a place in home pharmacy, as several clinical studies have proven its healing, health-preserving effect: stress-relieving, sedative, sleep-promoting, antimicrobial, antispasmodic, repellent / insect repellent, skin regenerative complaints. An excellent household cleaner and rinse aid, it can also be used in veterinary medicine. show garden live herbarium: thirty different varieties of lavender bloom here, as well as roses, figs, pomegranates, and many spices and herbs from nutmeg to mint to lemongrass, from which fragrant sprays and essential oils are made in the lavender's own distillery. The smell of the plants soothes not only the collecting bees, but also the visitors who can relax by sipping a lavender syrup at the foot of the church ruins overlooking the major. In the fall and winter, gatherings, yoga, chikung and bodybalance classes are held on the floor of the two-hundred-year-old stone house used as a distillery.