Finding Relaxation in a Lavender Field

When out of his PPE, South County anesthesiologist Henry Cabrera wears another hat at his 14-acre Green Hill farm: relaxing visitors with the sights and scents of 4,000 lavender plants and the delight of watching unusual farmyard animals, as well as a few exotic creatures—endearing alpacas and a startling white peacock. He’s planted 10 lavender varieties (in three colors) that will bloom the entire summer, and he has set up Cut Your Own Lavender days, in two-hour slots, with tickets ordered online before the event so there will be plenty of room and safe distancing for those who attend. The first Lavender Day is June 27.

Visit LavenderWavesFarm.com to sign up.