Re: Herb farm visit
Thank you Char,
That is it. Went on the web site and took a look around. I was not aware of
the Civil War history .. have to tell my son, the historian. Bobbi, if you decide
to go, make it so that you end up there for lunch. Do the tea room thing and order
the neptune (seafood salad) sandwich with croissant, iced Earl Grey tea. Dessert
was brownies, ice-cream and raspberry sauce.
All they need is someplace to take a nap after lunch...... Gene
Gene Bush Southern Indiana Zone 6a Munchkin Nursery
around the woods - around the world
genebush@otherside.com http://www.munchkinnursery.com
----- Original Message -----
From: David (W8III) & Charlene Burk <cdburk@concentric.net>
Subject: Re: [SG] Herb farm visit
> I have found a web site for Stream Cliff Farm
> www.streamclifffarm.com
> CHAR
>
> GeneBush wrote:
>
> > Hello Bobbi,
> > Can't find the information sheet anywhere now so I can be accurate... I
was in
> > error in my description of the location. I should have said we drove two hours
> > north of here.... not northern Indiana. The herb and old fashioned flower farm
in
> > located in Kominskey (sp?) on SR 3. Look on the map just to the right and down
a
> > bit of Seymour at I 65. Will be on your side of I 65. name of the place is
> > Streamcliffe Farms.
> > Sorry I can not remember the lady's name right now. I have met her when we
> > both showed up to give a lecture. She is one fun person and very interesting
to
> > listen to. If you need more let me know. perhaps I will find the hand-out from
the
> > Master Gardeners and some more of my failing memory.
> > Good gardening to you, Gene
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: Bobbi Diehl <diehlr@INDIANA.EDU>
> > Subject: Re: [SG] Herb farm visit
> >
> > > Gene, pray tell where, in northern IN, was this herb farm that you
> > > visited? I think I might like to go there. Late summer is a good time for
> > > herbs.
> > > Bobbi Diehl
> > > Bloomington, IN
> > > zone 5/6
