Spring Classes 2013

Succulent classes are back…Spring is almost here! Dates (choose one): Saturday March 16, Sunday March 17, Saturday May 18 or Sunday May 19, 2013 Time:  10am – 11:30 am-ish.  Weather dependent. Pre-registration required.  Go to the classes page for more details.   WILD FOOD FORAGING WALK & TASTING Come explore the edible landscape in the Cascade…

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More gifts in the shop, December 2012

Airplant terrariums in stock. These also look great with our Thai vases. Stocked up on air plants right now. Cards, etc. from Sugarboo Designs, our new favorite. Gourd birdhouse. Hand-carved, fair trade from Peru. Rustic iron owls. Owl votive candles Driftwood angel. Driftwood angel. Driftwood angel. Mini owl gourd ornaments, Peruvian fair trade. Dragonfly chimes.…

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A random selection of gifts in the shop today…

  Mushroom ornaments & birch bark candle lanterns Painted metal heart, fair trade from India. Teardrop terrariums w/airplants & Jizo statuette. Exquisite ceramic bud vases from Thailand. Original mini butterfly paintings on reclaimed teak, made in Thailand. Everyday Artifact jewelry made in New Mexico. Images are transferred onto silver then overlaid with jewelry resin.

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2013 Eat Local Calendar

Oakland artist, Maria Schoettler, created this fabulous calendar now available in the shop.  Each page depicts in beautiful image & word, everything fresh & in season for our area that month.  Such a great reminder & guide for eating locally grown foods.

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THANKSGIVING SALE

20% off EVERYTHING in the shop starting today.  Even those earrings you’ve been looking at for months.  And that terrarium glass dome that seemed kinda expensive, but with 20% off…  (Sorry, this does not include deliveries.)  Last day of sale is November 25.  We’re open every day 11-5.

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THE MUD MAID

This living sculpture is called the “Mud Maid”.  She can be found at the Lost Gardens of Heligan in Cornwall, UK.   I hope to see her in person someday, but even better would be to create some semblance of her in my own woodland backyard.   First I have to convince my husband that…

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