Winter blues? Here's some ideas to brighten up the indoors...

Summer Vibes

Come see us this summer! Open 10-5 Tues - Sat 12-5 Sunday closed Mondays The shop is feeling lush and green with tropical houseplants, bouquets from our garden behind the shop, and as always a beautiful, curated selection of gifts, pottery & planters, and sweet garden accents. Stocking garden perennials, herbs and annuals through June and again for fall plantings in Sept-Nov. Highlights: Wallaroo Hats- freshly restocked styles for women Solar lanterns- April Cornell Linens Select locally made crafts -Seed & Sky Jewelry, Dmud Ceramics Thymes Fragrances Bath & Body: We carry Eucalyptus, Lavender, Olive Leaf bath & body Home Fragrance: Frasier Fir (more narrow selection for everyday and expanded for the holidays) & new to us this summer: Lemon Leaf!!! We carry pottery and planters for both indoor and outdoor plantings year-round. Small gifts: Books, Candles, European Soaps, swedish dishcloths, notecards and more.

Spring is here!

Our hours are now 10am - 5pm Tuesday - Saturday 12-5 Sundays during the spring season Closed Monday

What's new in 2022?

Our DIY Terrarium Bar is open and ready for you to come plant terrariums! We're trialing this arrangement this winter as we return to more in-person events and workshops in 2022. Step 1: Pick out the glass container you would like you use. You may also bring one from home. Clear glass works the best, not something with texture. Step 2: Pick out plants! Remember to pair plants that have similar needs together. Succulents with plants that like dry conditions, and ferns with plants that prefer humidity and moisture. Step 3: Design your mini landscape at our terrarium bar. Please notify us that you are ready so we can start a ticket for you based on your plants, glass, and the pricing below. Pricing Soil, fertilizer, moss, rocks, and sand are all included. Some special items on display can be used but must be purchased separately. 2-3" are $6 4-6” are $10 7-10" are $14 Larger terrariums can be quoted

Thyme in the Garden

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