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We had three open weekends for our Hellebore Festival this year due to excessively cold weather for the first day. This extra weekend allowed a good number of customers to visit who thought they were not able to attend this year. During one conversation about deer problems I told someone about the gift of all season deer repellent we were given which worked well and said I'd put the info on this page. So here 'tis. all-season-deer-repellent

One nice thing here, after Ivy died in late February 2009 we were "dogless" for the first time since we were married 45 years ago. Dick and I realized that we were going to be tied up with plant sales and lectures for the next several months and we thought it would be best to wait to find a new dog. Much backing and forthing this fall while I looked at shelter sites, so many homeless animals out there, they just break your heart. We finally decided partially because our daughter wanted to get a puppy for their kids for Christmas and we thought it would be a good idea if we got siblings. So on Christmas Eve two little butterballs came to the farm. The kids were totally surprised Christmas Morning when they opened a large box containing a leash, a collar and finally a large bag of puppy chow. They named their pup Buddy and we named ours Holly. Partially as a posthumous salute to Ivy (As in The Holly and The Ivy) and partially as a tribute to Greg's hometown Lubbock Texas' favorite son Buddy Holly and partially in hopes that Hollys feet would golitely over my plants. The first photo is Holly at 8 weeks, second and third photos are at 4 months. We got this wonderful girl from Lake Country ASPCA

http://www.lakecountryspca.com/

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681 Rockchurch Road
Clarksville Virginia, 23927

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