Use this form for forum questions, regional cutting-date reports, or coordinating a visit to a flowering field. Messages about lavender beetle sightings, late frost damage, or propagation by cuttings are forwarded to the moderators who run those threads. If you are writing about a producer fair or a small-scale distillation meetup, tell us your region and the window when you can be reached.
Avenida Tambor de Tacuarí, Municipio de Posadas, Provincia de Misiones, 3300, Argentina
Website owner and operator: CERVANTES PERAZA LORENA (individual). Lavender Field is the name of this editorial project, not a separate company. Read about project ownership.
Find the farm
The forum is run from a working plot on the edge of Posadas, and most field visits start here. If you are coming for a cutting swap, a drying demonstration, or simply to walk the flowering rows, use the address below and let us know your window before you set out.
Replies slow down during cutting weeks in late spring and again around distillation in early autumn. For beetle sightings, frost damage, or propagation questions, the forum threads usually answer faster than the inbox.
Take the main access road toward the Tambor de Tacuarí area and turn at the gravel track marked by the low olive hedge. The last stretch is unpaved and soft after rain, so a vehicle with decent clearance helps between May and September.
Buses from central Posadas stop near the municipal offices. From there it is a walk of roughly twenty minutes along the field boundary. Message ahead and someone can usually meet you at the stop.
Flowering rows are best seen from late spring into early summer. Outside that window the plot is still open for pruning and drying work, but there is far less colour to walk through.
Tell us your region, the purpose of the visit, and whether you are bringing cuttings. Field days are small and we plan the rows and the drying shed around who is arriving.
For anything tied to your account, posting field photos, or joining a cutting swap, write to info@lavenderflowerfarm.com and mention the thread you are following.
Contact
Whether you want to flag a beetle sighting, ask about a regional cutting date, or set up a visit to a flowering field, this is where the conversation starts. Messages land with the moderators who handle the matching forum section, so nothing gets lost between threads.
Field work comes first, so replies follow the season.
Response times shift with the growing season. During harvest and distillation weeks, replies can take a few days. If your question concerns a beetle outbreak, a late frost, or propagation by cuttings, mention your zone and plot size so the right moderator can answer with something useful instead of a generic note.