General Info
While not recognized by the APA, their rarity adds unique charm to any flock.
Origin
Developed by William Cook in the 1800s in Orpington, England, these chickens are sustainable heritage breeds.
Appearance
The Lavender Orpington chicken is a large, upright breed with a medium-sized comb.
Hens should be right around 8 Lb
Roosters should be right around 10 Lb
Eggs
Lavender Orpington hens lay light brown eggs that can range from pinkish to beigy-brown. They will lay between 170-200 medium to large eggs.
Temperment
Their true appeal lies in their gentle nature, making them ideal for families with children.
Hardiness
Fluffy plumage, making them well-suited for colder climates.
Random Family Photos
Explore all of the breeds we offer on the Chicken Breed Index page or the Mugshot page we call the Chicken Breed Gallery.