Tyrone · Central Pennsylvania
Lavender fields, cut-flower rows and a longhorn herd, all on one hill.
100 Springs Farm is a family flower farm above Tyrone, PA. Pick your own lavender and summer bouquets, shop small-batch teas, honey and soaks made here, and stay for BBQ dinners in the rows.
Fresh from the farm stand
Made here, between harvests.
01 · The flowers
Acres in bloom, June to frost.
Lavender opens first, from late June, and the cut-flower rows carry the colour through summer and fall. On u-pick days you walk the rows with clippers and a bucket and leave with an armful: about 80 to 100 stems for $15, $5 to come in, lavender lemonade on the house.
Mid-June – July
LavenderPeak the last two weeks of June. U-pick weekends, bundles and bouquetsLate June – August
Yarrow, calendula & cornflowerPink and peach yarrow, orange calendula, blue cornflower. Calendula comes back in SeptemberMid-July – September
SunflowersBranching sunflowers sown in waves, cut by the bucket into early fallJuly – first frost
Zinnias & coreopsisThe bright mixed bouquets. Heaviest in August, right up to the first frost02 · What's on
Coming up on the hill.
Dried Flower Wreath Workshop with Karen
Craft a beautiful dried flower wreath using seasonal blooms and natural materials. Melissa and Karen will guide you every step of the way. Sip on our Lavender Mocktails as you work!
Everything is ticketed and capped on purpose. Small and unhurried. The dinners sell out weeks ahead.
Every event, in detail03 · The farm stand
Take a little home.
Lavender tea blends, raw Central Pennsylvania honey infused with our culinary lavender, beeswax candles, bath soaks and Daddy Dave's BBQ rub. Everything is made on the farm in small batches, sold at the stand and shipped nationwide.
Lavender Serenity Brew
Gourmet Lavender Tea A blend of chamomile, lavender, lemon balm and hibiscus creates a vibrant, caffeine-free herbal tea that balances calming floral notes with
The Lavender Sampler
Four of the farm stand favourites in one box: a tin of Lavender Serenity Brew, a jar of Lavender Infused Raw Honey, a Lavender Rose Vanilla Beeswax Candle and a
Lavender Syrup
Lavender Syrup Lavender syrup is a versatile floral sweetener. Unleash the taste of endless possibilities with our hand-crafted syrup! Perfect for pancakes, spe
Bye Bye Bug Spray
Bye, Bye Bug Spray Crafted with care and infused with nature’s most powerful repellents, our spray features a harmonious blend of lavender, lemongrass, and pepp
Gift sets
The lavender sampler
Tea, honey, a candle and a soak, boxed. $42, a little under buying them apart.
Build a box
04 · Private gatherings
Your day,
in the lavender.
Weddings under the willow, showers among the rows, company days that don't feel like work. We take a handful each season so every one gets our full attention.
Ask about your date
05 · Registered Texas Longhorns
The herd on the ridge.
Bred for gentle temperament and the colour the breed is known for. They're usually up by the fence in the afternoon. Come and meet them.
06 · Planning a visit
Good to know before you come.
We're at 3059 Hilltop Lane, Tyrone, PA 16686. Park in the grass lot by the green barn and we'll point you from there.
Directions & parkingLate June into July. U-pick weekends open with the first flush, and the cut-flower rows carry on through summer and fall. Check the events calendar for this season's dates.
Yes. Every event is ticketed and capped so the farm stays small and unhurried. U-pick entry is $5 per person; dinners and workshops sell out weeks ahead.
Very. U-pick days, tea parties and the BBQ kick-off are all ages. Evening dinners are calmer and better for grown-ups.
Shoes for uneven ground, a layer for after nine, and your own drinks for the evening events.
Yes. Everything at the farm stand ships nationwide from the shop, and bouquets can be ordered ahead for farm pickup in season.
Before you go
Take the farm home with you.
Teas, honey, candles and soaks, made here and shipped to your door.
Shop the farm standDon't miss a night
Dates before they sell out.
One note when new events go on sale. The dinners go first.