© 2019 Y I Group of Companies

About Cotwold Lavender

The beautiful English Cotswold Hills are

visited by millions of tourists from all over

the world every year, it is here that we grow

and process the lavender plants that go into

our products capturing a little of the essence

of the natural surroundings of our farm.

Why use lavender?

Used for over 2000 years lavender oil is a

proven antiseptic and anti inflammatory, it also

works as a mosquito repellant. Research has

also shown lavender helps insomnia, anxiety,

depression and restlessness in many cases.

Cotswold Lavender started out in 1999 with just a few plants.

The lavender loves the free draining limestone soils 1000 feet

above sea level giving the best growing conditions for the best

quality English Lavender Essential oils.

The lavender has thrived here and we have kept planting more

every year. Now we have over 40 different varieties, some 230

kilometers of rows and over 500,000 plants in total.

At the peak of the summer sunshine the lavender is harvested

and distilled using traditional methods then is aged for a year

before being used.

© 2019, Y I Group of Companies

About Cotswold Lavender

The beautiful English Cotswold Hills are

visited by millions of tourists from all over

the world every year, it is here that we grow

and process the lavender plants that go into

our products capturing a little of the essence

of the natural surroundings of our farm.

Why use lavender?

Used for over 2000 years lavender oil is a proven

antiseptic and anti inflammatory, it also works as

a mosquito repellant. Research has also shown

lavender helps insomnia, anxiety, depression and

restlessness in many cases.

Cotswold Lavender started out in 1999 with just a

few plants. The lavender loves the free draining

limestone soils 1000 feet above sea level giving the

best growing conditions for the best quality English

Lavender Essential oils.

The lavender has thrived here and we have kept

planting more every year. Now we have over 40

different varieties, some 230 kilometers of rows and

over 500,000 plants in total.

At the peak of the summer sunshine the lavender is

harvested and distilled using traditional methods

then is aged for a year before being used.