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Folls Flower Farm -
Monday February 06, 2012 - By Thea
This winter has been the least snowy of any I have ever experienced in upstate NY. We have only had about eight inches of snow all winter and most of the time grass is visible. My horses are happily munching old pasture instead of eating their...
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Folls Flower Farm -
Sunday January 15, 2012 - By Thea
Every year about this time I am inspired to plan the coming year. I search seed catalogs for the newest and best flowers to grow, I research what colors and flowers are "in"for the coming wedding season and I resolve to exercise more, do my...
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Blue Moon Lavender Farm -
Monday July 19, 2010 - By Magdalena
The lavender harvest has started and we are up to our eyeballs in lavender. The house, the car, the storage shed, all smell intensely. When we stop by the store, people smile and say: good harvest, eh? It's the best yet - purple, beautiful, fragrant, long...
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Blue Moon Lavender Farm -
Wednesday June 30, 2010 - By Magdalena
The doe with the triplets turned out to be two does, one with twins, one with a single fawn. They seem to swap babysitting duties and generally graze together. The fawns are getting bigger, and more frolicky. It's a joy to watch them running through the tall...
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Blue Moon Lavender Farm -
Saturday June 12, 2010 - By Magdalena
A brilliantly sunny day in Sequim today. The bees are very busy - we love the lavender honey they produce and the hives have mostly revived after a tough winter for the bees. The dark purple, english lavenders are starting to show their color and we are busy...
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The Lavender Path -
Saturday August 01, 2009 - By Debra
Great times with 13 adults and 3 children for our first lavender defoliating party for 2009. After spending the morning breaking down one of our lavender racks, we have enough dried lavender to make great bouquets and sachets for the coming year for...
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