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The Lavender of Sequim:
America's Provence
by Bonnie Louise Gillis
Photography by Roger Mosley
Contributing photographers: Tanya Nozawa, Sally Harris, Karen Patry
America's Provence
by Bonnie Louise Gillis
Photography by Roger Mosley
Contributing photographers: Tanya Nozawa, Sally Harris, Karen Patry
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Sequim Visitor Information Center
The Co-op Farm & Garden Purple Haze Lavender Farm Nash's Farm Store Jardin du Soleil Lavender Farm Dungeness Valley Creamery Nelson's Duckpond & Lavender Farm Sunny Farms Country Store Washington Lavender Farm Olympic Cellars Winery Odyssey Bookshop Port Book & News Airport Garden Center |
192 E Washington St, Sequim
216 E Washington St, Sequim 127 W Washington St, Sequim 4681 Sequim-Dungeness Way 3932 Sequim-Dungeness Way 1915 Towne Rd, Sequim 73 Humble Hill Rd (off Hooker Rd) 261461 US-101, Carlsborg 965 Finn Hall Rd, Agnew 255410 US-101, between Sequim-P.A. 114 W Front St, Port Angeles 104 E 1st St, Port Angeles 2200 W Edgewood Dr, Port Angeles |
The lavender of sequimTwenty years ago, eight lavender pioneers in the small town of Sequim, Washington, inspired a wave of lavender farming that rolled from coast to coast.
Today, Sequim is home to a unique and spectacular cluster of at least twenty lavender farms. The town is known around the world as the Lavender Capital of North America, and is often called America's Provence. |
sun-swept lavender fieldsEach year, the sunny fields of Sequim pull on weary and curious spirits, drawing many thousands of national and international visitors.
This haven sits quietly in the rainshadow of the Olympic Mountains, on the north coast of Washington State. It's a dry spot halfway between drizzly Seattle and soggy Forks. And the town is a sweet home base for exploring Olympic National Park. |
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