Lavender Hill Farm 

Niles, Michigan

 

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Posted 1/31/2012 2:55pm by Martha O. Wilczynski.
Dear Friends,
In honor of the spring-like weather, the Lavender Hill Shop will be open this Saturday, February 4th, from 10 am to 4 pm. Come on out and stock up on all your moisturizing needs like our lavender moisturizing bath and massage oil, our rich, thick lavender body lotion (also in evergreen scent), shea butter body balms and lip balm, lavender honey lip balm, moisturizing lavender shea butter soap and much more!  This weather is too nice to sit inside! 

And don't forget, we are open this winter by appointment, just remember that we only take cash and checks, no credit cards.

thanks,
 
Martha Wilczynski
Lavender Hill Farm
1219 Morris Dr. 
Niles, MI  49120
269-684-4305
269-684-0123 (shop)
www.thelavenderhill.com
Posted 11/1/2011 2:40pm by Martha O. Wilczynski.

Dear Friends,
Please join us for our 2011 Holiday Open House at The Lavender Hill Farm in Niles, Michigan, Friday November18th from 12-6 pm and Saturday November 19th from 10 am to 4 pm!  Please pass this message on to anyone interested in locally handmade aromatic products, plus our own lavender honey, lavender essential oil, and dried lavender bunches and sachets.
As usual, we will have unique lavender-spiced refreshments to try while you shop. 

Also, please note that our November and December hours are a little longer. We'll be open every Friday from 12-5pm and Saturdays from 10am-4pm through December 17th.  We are also open by appointment through December 23rd.  Thanks for your partronage!
Martha

2011 Holiday Open House Invitation

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Posted 4/10/2011 9:37am by Martha O. Wilczynski.

Yesterday we experienced one of the great joys of spring, the first new lambs!  Cute as they are when they first arrive, I can't help but be anxious that they will thrive, with the mother's help, and start nursing on their own.  Although I loved bottle babies when I was a kid, as an adult I know how much work and responsibility they are.  Just like human babies they need to be fed frequently, including through the night. Luckily, after the first day, these new little ones seem to be thriving on their own. (Sigh of relief.)

2011- First New Lambs