These wax flowers will dry and close some, but still look very beautiful dried! (Similar to baby's breath)
This wire hanging ball was once wrapped with greenery and mistletoe, now is adorned in spring flowers!
 Love the combination of baby's breath and wax flower! It dries nicely to last through the summer!  The harvest time of greenery has come....  Magnolia, seeded eucalyptus, and boxwood; fresh and vibrant So fun! To design these wreaths again!    It's time to order your wreaths for Christmas! Visit the web page for prices and photos. We are offering 10% off for payed orders before
Nov. 27th. You can visit our display where we will be taking orders and selling wreaths at 2 different locations this year!  The bees just love to hang out with me these days...they even find me at market. God has a special purpose for these bees and they are doing just what He designed them to do. Am I doing exactly what God has designed for me to do, just like the bees?
 Here is what happens early in the morning at our place....Aaron or I pick the sunflowers and Rylan, Kenslie and Jayla help cut off leaves. It can be a real struggle for most of us when we have to get out in the field @ 6 am! But I love being out there with all those flowers. :) 
The Sunday school class from our girls class went and shared the love of Jesus as they passed out sunflowers, to the older folks at the Covington Care center yesterday. They sang some songs to them, and it was just fun for the kids to see how they could brighten someone else's day by such a simple act of kindness!
My first sunflower popped out this week!
This is where I'll be selling this weekend. I will not be at the Heights Farmers market. We will be selling flowers, fresh boxwood wreaths and moss wreaths, and more....Come support a local school FFA, eat good food and come and see all the great things there will be to take home with you to enjoy! 
Garden Walk & Vendor Affair at West4OneGardens
The Newton FFA Alumni and Newton FFA Chapter will host a Country Garden Walk and Juried Vendor event Saturday June 28th, from 10:00am to 7:00pm. This event will take place between Covington and Troy at 5200 West State Route 41. This is a rain or shine event, so grab your umbrella and come visit us. Guest entry fee is $10.00 per person, 2 years old and up. Come walk the landscaped gardens, relax in the sunshine or fruit orchard, and enjoy lunch by the Newton FFA Alumni, featuring pulled pork from Hickory River Smokehouse. Enjoy or take home some fresh baked goods from Countrymade Baked Goods. Some of our other vendors include Watkins/RADA Cutlery, Lisa’s Flowers & Perennials, Hallmark, Sugar Grove Maple syrup, Pampered Chef/Avon, Aunt Nellie’s Skin Care Products, doTerra, Virgil’s Fine Soaps, Thirty-One/Tupperware/Our Heart’s Desire, Stamping Granny’s scrapbooking and cards/Lia Sophia, Scentsy Wickless Candles, Consider the Lilies Dried Wreaths/Flowers, Stoney Creek Market, and Antiques/Collectibles by MK Peters and A. Balsbaugh. The Vendor fees, guest entry fees, and Alumni food sales will all benefit the Newton FFA Chapter. There will be some parking on site, and overflow parking will be directed to west Myers Road only. Due to highway safety concerns, no parking allowed along State Route 41 or on east Myers Rd. We do not want guests crossing the busy highway. Please follow the designated walkway signs to the event check in. The Newton FFA Alumni, Newton FFA Chapter, and our Vendors welcome you to a wonderful day in the country. We started our first day at the Huber heights market this past Saturday. We had alot of fun, it was a great day! 
Great news--I will be bringing more flower bouquets and oregano pots this week! Hope to see you there. :) 
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Wendy LavyThis blog was inspired by the creativity of the Haitian people. The ideas of how they "Go Green" is because they have to save and make do with what they have. Unlike the American people with too much, that they don't think about waste. Their gardening and produce is grown mostly without pesticides, because they don't have it or they cannot afford it. In 2012-2014 our family had the opportunity to serve as missionaries in Haiti. We learned a lot and made many new friends there. Although we are now back to our home in America, we left a piece of our hearts there and try to visit and help where we can. Archives
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