Susan and Doug Fahlgren.

Susan and Doug Fahlgren.

Lavender farm captures awards for essential oils

SEQUIM — Fleurish Lavender of Lost Mountain announced that it has won several awards at the International Judging of 2021 Lavender Essential Oils.

The farm earned two Gold Awards of Excellence for its Riverina Thomas and Super varietals and a Silver Award of Excellence for its Grosso varietal.

The judging was performed by Lavender Sommelier.

The farm, at 1541 Taylor Cutoff Road, is owned by Susan and Doug Fahlgren.

For more information, call the farm at 360-681-2782, email [email protected] or visit www.fleurishlavender.com.

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