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Lavender Hill Farm on Vashon Island offers its gorgeous vintage farmhouse for group stays. #k5evening Author: Ellen Meny, KING 5 Evening (KING 5) Published: 6:16 PM PDT July 16, 2019 Updated: 6:51 PM PDT July 7, 2021
VASHON, Wash. There s nothing quite like the smell of lavender! If you re looking for a spot to appreciate it s fragrant beauty, Lavender Hill Farm on Vashon Island boasts 300 plants and 20 different kinds.
But that s not the only thing this farm has.
Credit: KING 5
Lavender Hill Farm has around 300 lavender plants and 20 different varieties.
The farm features a 1930s vintage farmhouse, which you and up to thirteen other friends can rent! Yes, you can actually stay on this lavender farm. While you can t rent the farmhouse during lavender farming season- between late June and early August- it s available to rent any other time during the year.
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Editorsâ Note: July 7, 2021
Corrections that appeared in print on Wednesday, July 7, 2021.
July 6, 2021
NATIONAL
An article on Thursday about future books that feature Donald J. Trump as a subject contained a remark from the literary agent Matt Latimer. Mr. Latimerâs comment should not have been included, because he has represented the reporter on a book project. It has been removed from the digital article.
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An article on Monday about the effects of climate change on the summer camp experience misspelled the name of an island near Seattle. It is Vashon Island, not Vachon.
INTERNATIONAL
An article on Sunday about Debretsion Gebremichael, the leader of Tigray, misstated the cost of a hydroelectric dam under construction in Ethiopia. It is $4.5 billion, not $4.5 million.