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In a desperate attempt to meet their sales projections, every Tom, Dick, and Harry store these days seems to be selling fall mums and other fall decorations. But they're happy once they have your money. We're only happy when the plants and accessories look great at your house. And if decorating the outside of your home is as baffling to you as decorating the inside of my new home with furniture and drapes is to me, then you might appreciate a little guidance to get that professional look at a do-it-yourself price. That's where our workshops come in. We teach you the best way to combine the elements of fall so you can decorate now an in the future with greater confidence. Please join us for a class this fall. Join us for at least three, and you can make a Layered Bulb Pot (Spring Forward) to enjoy in February for free!
Our famous New England weather is rearing it's head. For our workshops we always hold them as scheduled for those who are adventurous drivers. But we also never want anyone to drive when they are uncomfortable doin so. We will make accomodations due to weather circumstances. If you are uncomfortable driving, please call us and let us know and we will make arrangements with you.
Fall Fiesta
Friday, September 9, 7pm.
An assortment of very hot ornamental peppers and succulents in a fall basket. Eat them if you dare! You can enjoy this pot outside for a while, but bring it inside on chilly nights for months of interest inside your home. $19.99
Fall Fix
Saturday, September 10, 10 am.
Bring back any one container you made this year that still has some life left to it (perhaps a grass or foliage plant) but needs a fall makeover. You will custom design your own container with help from our experts $19.99
Fall Feast
Sunday, September 11, 3 pm.
Crispy nights grow crispy salad greens! Use a heavy-duty, but very colorful tomato cage as a frame for gourmet lettuce, colorful kale, Swiss chard, herbs, cold-loving Asian vegetables and edible pansies. Topped with a feather-like, grass top hat. Includes a coupon for a free tomato for 2012. This is a very cool class, and you will be picking fresh greens from it thru November. $29.99
Fall Over the Railing
Wednesday, September 14, 10 am or 7pm.
Perfect over a rail, lampost, or even over a door, this fall garland features a base of straw adorned with Indian corn, fall leaves, twigs, fall ribbon and much, more. Colorful & unique. $29.99
Fall in the Air
Friday, September 16, 7pm.
Craft this unique, 4 foot, twig bird feeder from bamboo, wild dogwood and burlap. $19.99
Fall on the Porch
Saturday, September 17, 9am, 10:30am, 12 noon, 2pm and 3:30 pm.
Combine the colors and texture of fall into one stunning, 3 foot tall container garden. Features an ornamental grass thriller, a flowering kale chiller, a colorful mum filler, and several other seasonal fillers and spillers. $29
Scarecrows for Solutions - $15.00
Sunday September 18, - between 10 am and 4 pm
Stuff a life-sized scarecrow with hay. Then accessorize him with patches, scarves, hats, and other cool decorations.
The entire $15 fee will be donated to a non-profit organization of your choice. You need to pick a day, but not the time you are coming. Click the link below to choose which day and just show up anytime that day between 9 am and 4 pm. You can pick the organization you would like to support on the day you make the scarecrow.
So far we raised over $10,000 to help 35 organizations! Everyone on our farm feels very proud of this activity, and we are thrilled to be able to emphasize the "fun" in fundraiser!
To see if there is still room in todays Scarecrows FUNdraiser, give us a call at 508-885-4247
If you don't want to make a scarecrow, but would like to participate, we are accepting donations of old clothes, especially pants and long-sleeved shirts. Bring them to the nursery anytime.
Scouts, Schools, Scholarships, Benefits, Youth Groups, Research, Food Banks, and more. If you would like your group to be involved, give Tina a call 508-885-4247 or email
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Fall on your Asters
Wednesday, September 21, 10am or 7pm.
This low bowl features bright-colored perennial Asters and other perennials. More winter-hardy than mums, these beauties will return every year to add color when all else has passed. $29.99
Fall on the Wall
Saturday, September 24, 9am, 10:30am, 12 noon, 2pm and 3:30 pm.
Celebrate the summer of 2011 for several years by creating this lovely hydrangea wreath with fresh-picked mauve, chartreuse and cream hydrangea flowers. Enhances many styles of home decor, from country to contemporary. This class is always a favorite, especially with those who consider themselves "craft-challenged." $29
Please Note: The 3:30 session is no longer available, but there is still room in the other sessions.
Scarecrows for Solutions - $15.00
Sunday September 25, - between 10 am and 4 pm
Stuff a life-sized scarecrow with hay. Then accessorize him with patches, scarves, hats, and other cool decorations.
The entire $15 fee will be donated to a non-profit organization of your choice. You need to pick a day, but not the time you are coming. Click the link below to choose which day and just show up anytime that day between 9 am and 4 pm. You can pick the organization you would like to support on the day you make the scarecrow.
So far we raised over $10,000 to help 35 organizations! Everyone on our farm feels very proud of this activity, and we are thrilled to be able to emphasize the "fun" in fundraiser!
If you don't want to make a scarecrow, but would like to participate, we are accepting donations of old clothes, especially pants and long-sleeved shirts. Bring them to the nursery anytime.
Scouts, Schools, Scholarships, Benefits, Youth Groups, Research, Food Banks, and more. If you would like your group to be involved, give Tina a call 508-885-4247 or email
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Fall Outside
Sunday, September 25, 3pm.
Plant the center of a hay bale with early, mid & late flowering mums and flowering kale. Corn stalks, pumpkins, gourds, fall ribbon and a mini scarecrow complete the scene. Includes a coupon for a pumpkin to plant in it for 2012 to start your own hay bale garden. It's a weed-free way of making a vegetable garden without a lot of work or bending. Details given out at class. $39.99
Fall on the Doorstep
Wednesday, September 28, 10 am or 7pm.
Everything you need to decorate your doorstep: Four pumpkins, 2 bundles of cornstalks, 2 skull gourds, and two fall pots. What will be in these pots? Whatever looks great that day! This is an exceptional value. $39.99
Fall in the Woods
Friday, September 30, 7pm
In this advanced class, create a Nature's Bounty Tower with birch bark, twigs, pods, cones, feathers and many other textural elements from the field and forest. This is a large indoor decoration that would look great in front of a fireplace. $39.99
Fall Against the Door
Saturday, October 1, 9am, 10:30am, 12 noon, 2pm and 3:30 pm.
This exclusive door swag crafts many elements of the fall harvest season (corn stalks, wholesome wheat, dried and silk flowers, Indian corn, etc.) with colorful fall ribbon. $29
Scarecrows for Solutions - $15.00
Sunday October 2, - between 10 am and 4 pm
Stuff a life-sized scarecrow with hay. Then accessorize him with patches, scarves, hats, and other cool decorations.
The entire $15 fee will be donated to a non-profit organization of your choice. You need to pick a day, but not the time you are coming. Click the link below to choose which day and just show up anytime that day between 9 am and 4 pm. You can pick the organization you would like to support on the day you make the scarecrow.
So far we raised over $10,000 to help 35 organizations! Everyone on our farm feels very proud of this activity, and we are thrilled to be able to emphasize the "fun" in fundraiser!
If you don't want to make a scarecrow, but would like to participate, we are accepting donations of old clothes, especially pants and long-sleeved shirts. Bring them to the nursery anytime.
Scouts, Schools, Scholarships, Benefits, Youth Groups, Research, Food Banks, and more. If you would like your group to be involved, give Tina a call 508-885-4247 or email
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Fallen LeavesSunday, October 2, 3pm.Welcome friends to your home with this unique door decoration with fall leaves and flowers crafted on a bamboo rake top. For those who want something different than a circle-shaped wreath on your front door. Also looks great on a wall. $19.99
Fall Under a Spell
Wednesday, October 5, 10am or 7pm.
Combine white pumpkins, white twigs & white kale with black grasses and other black plants in a black witches cauldron $29.99
Fall Around
Friday, October 7, 7pm.
New England sugar maple leaves are known worldwide for their brilliant colors. When dried, these leaves are a study in muted beauty. Use them to create a long lasting table centerpiece wreath, complete with 4 candles. Return in December to remake for Christmas, by adding fresh greens, and spraying the leaves gold. $29.99
Fall on the Table
Saturday, October 8, 9am, 10:30am, 12 noon, 2pm and 3:30 pm.
Transform a pumpkin from "Country" to "Classy" by glazing it in sugar crystals, perching it on a clay pot, and circling it with dried flowers and apples or gourds. Tina took the sample home to take a picture, and she's not bringing it back! It looks too nice at her house. $29
Please Note: the Noon and 3:30 pm sessions are no longer available.
Scarecrows for Solutions - $15.00
Sunday October 9, - between 10 am and 4 pm
Stuff a life-sized scarecrow with hay. Then accessorize him with patches, scarves, hats, and other cool decorations.
The entire $15 fee will be donated to a non-profit organization of your choice. You need to pick a day, but not the time you are coming. Click the link below to choose which day and just show up anytime that day between 9 am and 4 pm. You can pick the organization you would like to support on the day you make the scarecrow.
So far we raised over $10,000 to help 35 organizations! Everyone on our farm feels very proud of this activity, and we are thrilled to be able to emphasize the "fun" in fundraiser!
If you don't want to make a scarecrow, but would like to participate, we are accepting donations of old clothes, especially pants and long-sleeved shirts. Bring them to the nursery anytime.
Scouts, Schools, Scholarships, Benefits, Youth Groups, Research, Food Banks, and more. If you would like your group to be involved, give Tina a call 508-885-4247 or email
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Fall on the Ball
Sunday, October 9, 3pm.
The orbs are in your court! 5 balls of dried flowers, nuts & leaves will add elegance to your coffee table. $19.99
Fall on Deaf Ears
Wednesday, October 12, 10am or 7pm.
The ears of corn in this wreath may not hear, but they sure can talk! And they're saying "I look fabulous!" This can go outside if you don't mind feeding the squirrels. Otherwise, keep it inside and enjoy if for years. $19.99
Graveyard Garden
Friday, October 14, 7pm.
Advanced design class incorporates elements that can be stored for years, so you may recreate this indoor decoration every Halloween. $29.99
Ghost Garden
Saturday, October 15, 11am or 2pm.
Ghost spiders, ghost pumpkins, ghost flowers, and ghost butterflies help show kids that gardening isn't scary. $9.99
Ghost Garden
Sunday, October 16, 11am or 2pm.
Ghost spiders, ghost pumpkins, ghost flowers, and ghost butterflies help show kids that gardening isn't scary. $9.99
Fall Through the Window
Sunday, October 16, 3pm.
Create your own "natural curtain" with dried fruit slices, dried flowers, twigs, pods, and leaves in this Primitive or Country style window treatment. $29.99
Fall in Love
Wednesday, October 19, 10am or 7pm.
Mimic the ingredients for apple pie when you assemble a wreath with dried apple slices, fragrant cinnamon sticks, and whole wheat stalks, the way to anyone's heart. $29.99
Fall for Freshness
Friday, October 21, 7pm.
Walk thru your garden with confidence (& scissors!) after you learn Bart's little secret to creating a fresh flower arrangement in a glass vase without the stems flopping all over the place. $29.99
Fall Head Over Heels
Saturday, October 22, 3pm.
Bring an old pair of pumps (or other shoes) to create this traffic-stopping, chuckle-inducing pumpkin witch classic. $19.99
Fall Out of the Basket
Wednesday, October 26, 10 am or 7pm.
This "Horn-of-Plenty" centerpiece is so overstuffed with the fruits and flowers of the season that it literally tumbles out the side!$19.99
Fall Through the Cracks
Friday, October 28, 7pm.
A little bit of Bart and a little bit of Martha (Stewart). Choose your pumpkin, and grab a pick and hammer. At the end of class your upscale pumpkin luminary will twinkle with little white lights. $19.99
Fall Over?
Saturday, October 29, 3pm.
Berry Bowl If you can't bear to see the growing season come to an end, capture some magic from the forest floor by making an old-fashioned Berry Bowl . Nestle partridgeberry and checkerberry into a new, contemporary glass jar, complete with a beautiful glass lid. $19.99
Spring Forward!
Sunday, October 30, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm.
Snuggle dozens of spring-flowering bulbs (daffodils, mini-daffs, grape hyacinth, large hyacinth and more) into layers in a 12" oval pot for their long winter's nap here at the nursery. (Bulbs need 14 weeks of cool temperatures AFTER they have been planted to break their dormancy. We do that here at the nursery in our greenhouse so you don't have to. Pick up in February for a burst of spring, just when you think winter will never end. $19.99 (free if you sign up for any three other workshops)
Please Note: The 1 pm session is full.
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