Bleu Lavande

Bleu Lavande is a lavender farm located in the picturesque village of Fitch Bay, in the heart of the Eastern Townships in Quebec, Canada. It is the largest lavender farm in Canada and the second largest in North America. The farm is certified ISO 3515 by the International Lavender Producers Association, making it the only Canadian producer of certified lavender. The success story of Bleu Lavande began when Pierre Pellerin, the founder, faced serious health issues and had to sell his technology company. Returning to his roots in the Eastern Townships, Pellerin discovered the stress-relieving and rejuvenating properties of lavender. He decided to venture into lavender cultivation, with Christine Deschesnes joining him to shape the vision of Bleu Lavande. From the beginning, Bleu Lavande has remained committed to its core values of passion, determination, purity, originality, fulfillment, and respect for nature. The lavender plants are grown in a controlled environment, benefiting from a unique geographical location and careful attention. The farm has adopted pesticide-free processes to preserve the purity and properties of the lavender plants, resulting in the unmatched quality of their Lavandula Angustifolia essential oil and products. The rich and soothing scents of lavender and its essential oil have inspired the creation and growth of Bleu Lavande. The farm is dedicated to maintaining harmony with nature and continues to be driven by the same energy and passion. Located in the heart of the Eastern Townships, the lavender fields of Bleu Lavande represent history, passion, and determination. A visit to the farm is an absolute experience that engages all five senses. Bleu Lavande's lavender farm is now open at its new site in Magog, offering an agrotourism experience where lavender plants are cultivated in an environment free from chemical pesticides.