Another month gone and of course December means Christmas. I hope you all enjoyed your break with family and friends – perhaps you went on holiday to somewhere? This year for us was spent at home and was quiet, but we enjoyed the break. Leading up to Christmas I found myself on a work site …
Well it’s still very dry, although we picked up 16ml over the weekend which was enough to dampen the ground and water the lavender. We also had a hail storm half way through the month. It’s only the second one we have witnessed here and wow what a storm! Hail stones the size of golf …
We are moving ahead, but it has been very dry. We have had a total of 30ml in the last 2 ½ months, so we have had to buy in water for the household and are very grateful for the bore. We have been using it to water the lavender and also around the dam …
I have the Facebook page up and going and have started work on the Website which is a little slow, but I am learning along the way. I spent time with a Cosmetic Chemist to formulate our body and face creams and I am very pleased with the result. Rassie has made me some super …
When I started out with getting the rows ready I thought this would be a few full day’s work which wouldn’t be too hard. Well I was in for a rude shock because as it turned out, it was hard labour! This revelation was a bit of a rude shock, although I had been warned. …
Our Vision is to supply sustainable natural products grown and made in Australia, using eco-friendly packaging and to enlighten people on the many uses and benefits of the Lavender herb.
Tamborine Lavender would like to acknowledge the Traditional custodians of this land and pay our respects to the Elders, both past, present and future for they hold the memories, traditions, the culture and hopes of Indigenous Australia.
