It’s time for 3 wheels

We’re cleaning up the plant display area since we don’t have plants to display. It looked kinda barren and dreary being empty though, so we decided to bring out the tricycle tractor. We don’t use it for farm work (just like kids’ trikes, tractor trikes are not the most stable), but it sure is cool looking.

Ruth does want to have some pansy plants this winter, so it might get a little more colorful in the dark of January!

With Thanksgiving next week, that means Christmas is coming. So we’re starting to get in some swags and wreaths and some-other-shape-of-decorative-greenery-that-I-don’t-know-the-name-of. I am not a wreath person because you have to put them up and then take them down… and I don’t do things like that. (I once decorated the inside of my house for Halloween; my house was Halloween-themed year-round for 3 years). But it sure is nice to look at what other people put up.

We’ve got a volunteer bay leaf plant growing in with the lisianthus right now. It’s actually very fitting as it’s in the same tunnel as all the other perennials.

We would have picked a spot a little less in the middle of the tunnel and not in the middle of the lisianthus. But we appreciate the bay leaf’s initiative and overall taking it as a win.

The eucalyptus and lemongrass are looking great down at the other end of the same tunnel.

Thanksgiving week schedule:

Store Hours:

• Monday-Wednesday 11/20-11/22: Open 9-6
• Thursday 11/23: Closed
• Friday 11/24: Open 9-6
• Saturday 11/25: Open 9-5

Events I Think Sound Cool

• Family Astronomy Night. November 19. American Helicopter Museum.
• Dickens Festival. December 3. Narberth, PA.
• Holiday Lights Express. December 6-30. Wilmington & Western Railroad.

Seasonal Inspiration

• Cinnamon Apple Puffed Pancake​
• Thanksgiving Salad with Butternut and Wheat Berries​
• Roasted Brussels and Cinnamon Butternut with Cranberries​
• Garlic Hasselback Potatoes​
• Lemon Sage Cake​

Happy Eating!

Elizabeth