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- Lovely Lemon herb class /Lemon hand blown Clevenger glass bottle included
- Lovely Lemon herb class /Lemon hand blown Clevenger glass bottle included - lk July 14, 2008, 23:34:44
- Re: Lovely Lemon herb class /Lemon hand blown Clevenger glass bottle included - Shirley July 15, 2008, 12:33:00
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Posted by lk on July 14, 2008, 23:34:44
On Saturday, August 2 Triple Oaks will host a very unusual class at 1:00 pm. At this time Lorraine Kiefer will present a class all
about lovely Lemon Herbs. Participants will learn how to make lemon balm cream, lemon herb liquor, and lemon herb vinegar. Each will make this in a hand blown amber lemon bottle made at Clevenger glass. Since the glass house in Clayton has closed these bottles are collectors items. All will learn all about lemon herbs and receive a plant to take home. Everyone will enjoy lemon desserts, beverages and tea. Class price of prepaid $55 includes the instructions, a plant, and a Clevenger glass bottle with herb vinegar and recipe handouts to take home!
Students will learn about the wonderful fragrant plants with lemon fragrance or fruit. Pre registration is required.
Call 856-694-4272 for registration or pick up a newsletter with from in it. Email tripleoaks@aol.com for more information. Web site www.tripleoaks.com
Pre registration required for all classes since a minimum of 9 people are needed to hold a class, it is important to register early so the class will ‘carry ‘as much preparation is needed. Call 856-694-4272, Triple Oaks Nursery and Herb Garden for information on all classes or to request newsletter with complete list of many more classes and class registration forms. Web site www.tripleoaks.com
Triple Oaks is located at 2359 Delsea Dr. (rt. 47) in Franklinville N J and is a teaching nursery where weekly classes are often held in many horticultural and related topics.
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