King George Lavender Mercantile — Attraction in Barnwell

I have not been to the King George Lavender store, but I did find them at a special event at the Aiken County Historical Museum. I was asked to review their Bug Armor bug repellant. I was willing to test the product and give an honest review. What I was not ready for was how well this product works. Gnats often bother my hairline and that is so bothersome. I sprayed some of the Bug Armor in my bangs and experienced immediate relief. There was no greasy residue. There was no overwhelming aroma. If there was an odor at all, it was pleasant. I will definitely continue to use this product, and I will not hesitate to purchase more. I will also tell my friends that there is relief in a little pump bottle with a product that is made locally. Thank you, King George Lavender, for making...

Saw an interview on SCETV’s Making It Grow with the owner and decided to drive from Columbia to check it out. We were delighted to meet Liz, who works in the store and is quite knowledgeable about all their products. One item I wanted was really out of stock but a text to the owner allowed me to get it. She most graciously told Liz to take one from an order that was ready to be shipped. That meant she would have to make another for the order so that was a sacrifice of her time. Great products, great prices, great...

Stunningly beautiful and peaceful location, off the beaten path but worth the drive. If I were looking for a wedding venue, I wouldn't look anywhere else. The lavender fields, the pavillion, the pond, the small barn - so many great spaces to utilize for an event. I attended their lavender festival today and it was well, well worth the 5$ admission. Everything about the day impressed me. All run by kind, good people. Don't hesitate - go...