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Graysmarsh Berry Farm Stand

Also known as: Graysmarsh Farm, Graysmarsh Berry Farm and Lavender

A large family-owned berry-and-lavender farm on the Sequim Prairie, Clallam County, Washington — Olympic Peninsula. U-pick strawberries, raspberries, boysenberries, blackberries, loganberries, blueberries, plus U-pick lavender. Farm-stand also sells pre-picked berries, jam, lavender, lavender oil, and honey. Stunning Olympic Mountains view from the farm property.

What they do

Graysmarsh Berry Farm and Lavender is a family-owned working farm on the Sequim Prairie — Clallam County, WA, on the northern Olympic Peninsula. The property has a clear-day view of the Olympic Mountains.

Production:

  • Berries — strawberries, raspberries, boysenberries, blackberries, loganberries, blueberries
  • Lavender — Sequim is one of the largest US lavender-growing regions; Graysmarsh is one of the local anchor farms
  • Honey

Retail:

  • U-pick for both berries and lavender — picking boxes provided
  • Farm stand — pre-picked berries, jam, lavender, lavender oil, honey
  • Accepts cash, local checks, credit and debit cards

Harvest timing varies with weather; the farm posts current pick-availability on Facebook.

Why it’s listed

Sequim’s rain-shadow microclimate — the Olympic Mountains pull the heaviest Pacific rainfall onto the western Olympic Peninsula, leaving Sequim dry and sunny by Pacific Northwest standards — supports a berry-and-lavender belt found almost nowhere else on the West Coast. Graysmarsh is one of the anchor farms of that belt. The U-pick model + on-farm retail + value-added production is exactly the substrate-builder pattern the directory tracks.

Bioregional fit

Sequim sits on the Sequim-Dungeness lowland — the rain-shadow agricultural belt of the northern Olympic Peninsula, part of the puget-sound bioregion’s western arm. Berry-and-lavender country.

See also

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Sources

Related concepts: farm · farm-stand.

A listing in the 0mn1.one directory. Filed under puget-sound in the directory.

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