Picking Up Essential Oils at the Oregon Lavender Farm!

People ask me all the time, "Where do you get your essential oils?"  When I respond, "Liberty Naturals in Oregon City" I oftentimes get a quizzical look...  So yesterday when we took a trip to the Oregon Lavender Farm (Liberty Naturals organic farm) to pick up some essential oils, my husband suggested I snap some pictures to share with everyone, and I thought it sounded like a great idea!

Seating Area at the Oregon Lavender Farm
The majority of the essential oils used in our soy candle and soy melt cube line are sourced from Liberty Natural Products which is part of the Oregon Lavender Farm in Oregon City.  We try to use local materials from the Pacific NW whenever possible, and Liberty Natural Products is a big part of this for us.  We can't always find what we need locally of course, but if we can't, we at least make sure that all of our materials are manufactured in the US (Take that China!).

Lavender fields in winter
The Oregon Lavender Farm is a 90 acre certified organic farm, which is utilized to grow many different herbs and flowers used in the making of their wonderful essential oils. They are of course especially known for their lavender, which they dedicate 25 acres of the farm to growing.  It is an absolutely beautiful location, and I can only imagine what it must be like there in the summer when the lavender is in full bloom, and all of the wonderful aromas of the herbs and flowers are wafting through the air.  They do have a lavender festival in July which sounds like fun.  I may have to visit this year (they haven't announced the dates for 2014 yet), but I will definitely try post an update when they do. 
 

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