Barn Owl Nursery

High quality herbs, reasonably priced. Their gift shop is also very fun with lots of great gifts to choose from.
Chris always has a delicious sample of tea and cookies made with an herbal ingredient.
I go there often during the summer.

I went to this hidden gem during the July 2013 lavender festival tour. They had a few vendors selling jewelry, lavender products, and yarn soap outside. They had a side tropical garden with lavender, palm trees, and a hibiscus looking flower bush. The nursery in the back had scented geraniums and other unusual plants that smelled like lemons, oranges, peppermint, and other spices. They also had several kinds of lavender for sale. Up front they were selling rosemary, thyme, and a variety of different kinds of basil, … If you love these plants for your garden, please do visit. The place also had a delightful gift shop. My parents were with me for this trip. My mother and father were having their 41^st wedding anniversary coming up so my father bought my mother a heart necklace and dragonfly fashion pin. The owner said the jewelry was hand made locally. They were all reasonable pieces. However, when my dad went to buy the pin the little glass gems started falling off of it. It definitely needed to be made with a finer glue. The owner gave my dad a small discount and he mended the jewelry at home. They have a lot of stationary, tea items, scarves, jewelry, lotions, lavender products, and gifts. Some prices were very reasonable other products like bath beads were more higher priced. Overall, I was delighted to find this quint shop off the beaten path and she told me they are open only on weekends through August. However they open up in November and December on weekends for a holiday and Christmas event shopping showcase. I hope to come back then and see all the season greetings and do some holiday shopping that is unique and festive.