New Body Butters!

I'm adding new body butters to my shop! The top on is Winter Grapefruit. It should be in my shop tomorrow. The one below is Pearberry....I love it! Fresh, fruity, and oh so soft!

Time To Show Off!

A few new items in my shop! Above are my Soap Sticks..portable soap! Made out of Goat's Milk, my soap sticks are easy and fun to use. Just push up the soap, and rub on your skin. They are also great for kids to use!
Also new are some new lip balms. Above is my Kumquat lip balm. Kumquats are very similar to oranges in taste.
And last, but not least, my new solid lotion bars! Easy to use and great for "on the spot" moisturizing for your heels, elbows, or anywhere else that needs some extra care. I love to rub in on my legs after I shave!

Fall Colors In St. Louis

Ah, Fall in St. Louis! It's a beautiful, warm day and the sun is out in full force. I snapped a few pictures around the yard. Above are my two sweeties, Scout and Finch.
A Burning Bush in the very back of the yard. I love how the sun has "touched" just one part of the bush.
This is a tree between my neighbors house. This is what I see when I look outside my back window.
Lastly, this is a Rose that has survived several frosts already! The Rose Bush is full of blooms!

Freshly Cut!

Freshly cut and will be ready in about 3 weeks!
Made with Fresh Grass and Tomato Leaf Fragrance Oils.
Any ideas on what I should name them??

Art In Bloom

Art In Bloom, which is being held this weekend, is where our Garden Club is meeting on Saturday morning. I hope the weather holds up!

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, German, 1880–1938; Pink Roses, 1918; oil on canvas; 31 1/2 x 27 7/8 inches; Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer Jr; 592:1958

During Art in Bloom weekend, stroll through the Museum's galleries or take a free, docent-led tour of the floral arrangements and the art that inspired them. Enjoy flower-arranging demonstrations and fabulous music by talented performers in Grigg Gallery.

This year, in the Auditorium, one of New York's leading fashion florists Michael George discusses the evolution of floral design in the 20th century, and textile historian, conservator, and curator Linda Eaton from Winterthur Museum & Country Estate shares stories behind the Museum's featured exhibition.

While you are here, be sure to visit beautiful Sculpture Hall, bursting with fragrant flowers and spring colors. Join us for lunch in this lovely setting designed and coordinated by Trisha Haislar of Elegant Celebrations in Collinsville and Rhonda Lynn-Moeckel of Focus on Design by Schnuck Markets in St. Louis. Their work was supported by numerous local florists and wholesalers who volunteered their time and creative energy.