Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Lavender Harvest!!


It's that time again!! The Lavender is plentiful and
wonderfully scented!! It will used in our best selling
Herbal Soaps, Salves, Bath Salts and Potpouuri.
We are excited about producing some great
products with this awesome 2010  Harvest!!

Friday, June 18, 2010

Field of Chamomile

Our field of Chamomile is perfect for harvesting!!
We have been harvesting yellow yarrow also!!
Lavender is just about ready!!!

Thursday, June 3, 2010

Summer is finally on its way!!!

We have been busy planting our herb/kitchen garden,
our potpourri garden and our healing
production garden this past week.
We thank the Lord for all the rain we just had,
things were very dry.


                                       

                                                       

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

New Finds from the Attic !!

Been cleaning up the shop and the shop's attic during
all the rain we have been having, found some great
things. Check them out !! at www.CountryCottagePrimitives.com

Thursday, May 6, 2010

Sheep Shearing Day at the Farm

What a beautiful day for shearing our Icelandic Sheep!!
Icelandic Sheep are sheared twice a year.
Their Fall fleece is much fuller than their
Spring fleece. They are all so happy to get
that wool off before the warm weather sets in.

We are shipping all their beautiful fleece to a fiber mill
to have turned into yarn.  See our web site for available
100% Icelandic Wool Yarn.

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Lavender Collection

We have been working on our Lavender Collection.
Bath Salts, Natural Potpourri, Salves, Soy Candles
and Soy Tarts are in the works. We also will
be adding a creamy Goat Milk Lavender Lotion to
this collection this May (stay tuned). We are
so excited about this collection. Lavender is so
calming and relaxing, we all need a little more
of that in our lives.

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Rosemary Pruning





When we use to open our Greenhouse in the Spring, the
number one question we would be asked is how to prune
rosemary. As you can tell from the above picture. 
The rosemary on the left was prune last winter the 
one on the right was not pruned.  As you can see pruning
makes the plant much more bushier and healthy looking, plus it
gives you wonderful clippings of rosemary to use
in cooking, bath products and potpourri.