Essential Oils 101 |
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$ 15.00 USD |
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July 15 11:00 pm Come learn about Essential oils, what they are and how to use them! This basic class will introduce you to the amazing world of Essential oils and the SAFE way to use them. Make a couple items to take home with you. |
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Essential Oils 102 |
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$ 15.00 USD |
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July 15 th at 1:00pm Join us for an advanced version of Essential oils 101. Learn how to blend various Essential oils to make products you will use around the house, including cleaning products, oils or your helth and so much more. Take home samples that you have made. Remember safety first when it comnes to using Essential Oils. |
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Pesto Making class |
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$ 15.00 USD |
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July 22 at 1:00 pm Do you grow Basil? Do you make Pesto? Do you know how to make Pesto in the middle of winter with NO Basil? Come learn how to make 3 different versions and come hungry! |
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Herbal Oils and Vinegars |
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$ 15.00 USD |
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July 29 at 1:00 pm Join us for a fun and tasty class where you will be making a variety of herbal oils and vinegar using both fresh and dried herbs. Why spend a fortune on these tasty additions to your cooking arsenal when you can create your own? A perfect way to preserve your summer bounty from the garden, use them all winter and make great Christmas gifts for next to nothing. |
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Join us on the first Saturday in December for our Annual Open House and Christmas Wreath Class.
Register for our Annual Christmas Wreath Class-click the link below!
This is not any normal wreath . Make it one year and then keep it forever. Check out the pictures below which are from a previous class.
Take a LIVE balsam wreath and decorate it for Christmas and beyond. These wreaths will dry naturally and you will be able to use them for years, yes years. The Balsam will naturally turn a fabulous shade of brown, the needles will not shed and you will have a "decorator"wreath which will be the envy of your friends. Not your average christmas wreath! $40.00 per person- all materials included.
This final wreath is my 21 year old wreath. If you have been to the farm it is behind the register. It began as a green fresh wreath and was decorated with cockscomb, hydrangea and pinecones. It took almost three months for it to darken but it now looks like a decorator wreath and is left out year round.
Why make a wreath that you will to throw away after the season?
Registration is required, class is at 1:00 and the cost is $40.00 which includes all the materials and refreshments. The class will be in conjunction with our Christmas Open House which will run from 10-5.
