About Our Farm

If you drive far enough into the Laurel Highlands, past the winding roads and old stone fences, you’ll find us here in Stahlstown, Pennsylvania—our little patch of land called Trinity Ponds Farm. It’s quiet here. The air smells of pine and fresh earth, and most days, the only sounds you’ll hear are birdsong, the wind through the trees, and the soft hum of bees working in the lavender.

Our lavender is the heart of our farm—350 plants, each one planted and cared for by hand. We watch over them through every season, and when summer’s warmth coaxes out those fragrant purple blooms, we harvest each bunch with care, just as it was done generations ago.

At Trinity Ponds Farm we believe in making things slowly here, the way our grandparents  did—no preservatives, no harsh additives, nothing unnecessary. Our cold-pour soaps are stirred, poured, and cut by hand, much like the settlers of this region once did. Each bar tells a quiet story: of patience, of heritage, and of a time when the everyday things we used were made to last.

Tucked quietly among your linens, a small lavender sachet breathes the scent of wild blooms and the whisper of a fresh mountain breeze. As evening falls, a lavender candle crackles softly, filling the room with a gentle glow. These are the kinds of homestead essentials we love to make—warm, honest, and welcoming.

At Trinity Ponds Farm, our hope is simple: that the care we pour into each piece brings the peace and comfort of our highland home into yours