Let’s head to Idaho to meet some Flower-aholics and learn about their lavish lavender!

What was once just a humble hay field is now a thriving lavender operation.

Idaho Preferred and the state’s Department of Agriculture bring us the heartwarming story of the farming couple who have created a destination spot for the flowering herb.

Credit: Guy Hand Productions

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