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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Working Together to Make a Difference
Pat Bates, with one more load for the food shelf. After almost 26 years at Gardener’s Supply, Pat Bates will be remembered for many things. To some people, she was the one who always raised her hand with a question … Continue reading
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‘Goodness is in All of Us’
A carload of canned goods, destined for the local food shelf. As we approach Thanksgiving 2012 in Vermont, we are especially thankful to have been spared the fury of Superstorm Sandy. Our thoughts are with those who were not. The … Continue reading
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Green Chimneys SchoolNurtures Young ‘Green Thumbs’
A student shows off the squash at the Green Chimneys vocational farmstand. Every summer, interns from across the world come to work with Green Chimneys students in the gardens and to learn about nature-based education. For 65 years, Green Chimneys … Continue reading
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Good Taste, Good Works!
Our new Bourbon Fruitcake is made at Bien Fait Cakes in Greensboro, VT. Bourbon Fruitcake is handmade in small batches in Vermont, filled with fruits and nuts and flavored with smooth bourbon. Here at Gardener’s Supply, we enjoy giving back … Continue reading
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Enjoy the Natural Scent of Living Lavender
A Lavender Plant makes a wonderful winter houseplant and thoughtful gift. More Lavender Monet Diffuser and Lavender Oil Set Lavender Bath Salt Kit Lavender Snuggle Set If you’re looking for a houseplant that’s a little different, consider a lavender plant. … Continue reading
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