Backyard Homesteading Fair 2019

May 10-11, 2019 Friday at a Glance

Time Raspberry Stage Strawberry Stage Blackberry Stage Exhibitor Area

10 Landscaping with Native Budgeting Goat-Hoof Trimming and Plants Vaccination

11 Raising Chickens/ Using Essential Oils Flower Arranging Making Wheat Bread Producing Eggs

12 Pioneer Quilting, History Solar/Off Grid Plant Walk Goat-Hoof Trimming and of Quilting Vaccination

1 Landscaping with Cold Process Soapmak- Spinning - Wool and Fi- Drought Tolerant Plants ing ber Demonstration

2 Raising Rabbits Butchering Making Rolls

3 Aquaponics Simplify Gardening with Quilting Essential Oils for Inflam- T-Tape Drip Irrigation mation and Pain

4 Mosquito Proofing your How to Eat What’s Eat- Sourdough Starters and Homestead ing Your Garden Bread

5 Caring for Fruit Trees Cultured Foods Essential Oils - Immune Support

Saturday at a Glance

Time Raspberry Stage Strawberry Stage Blackberry Stage Exhibitor Area

10 Getting started with Processing Rabbit Planting and Pruning Using a 3 point Tiller and Goats Trees Box Blade on a Compact Tractor

11 Learn about Canning by Making Tools out of Making Wheat Bread Making Jam! Trash

12 Converting to Solar Midwife Using a 3 point Tiller and Box Blade on a Compact Tractor

1 Backyard Beekeeping Crocheting Gopher Trapping Herb Walk

2 Cultured Foods Soapmaking Making Rolls

3 Growing Cut Flowers Cooking with Garlic Essential Oils for Inflam- mation and Pain

4 Herbal Medicine in Your Make Simple Farm Style Sourdough Starters and Own Backyard Cheese Bread

5 Footznology Sewing Essential Oils - Immune Support Friday Raspberry Stage

10 am – Using Native Plants in residential landscapes – Steve Paulsen, Native Roots LLC Come and learn about what native plants to use and where to use them. Bring questions about your specific issues and needs regarding the installation, care, and stewardship these unique and special plants require.

11 am – Raising Chickens / Producing Eggs – Dean and Linda Hulett – Hulett Farm Dean and Linda Hulett have retired and started raising chickens for eggs. It started out as a hobby but has turned into a small business. They sell eggs year round and sell chickens as they have extra. They have learned much along the way and want to help you avoid some of the troubles they have had.

12 pm – Pioneer Quilting, History of Quilting – SueAnn Ballard -The Quilt Cupboard SueAnn will be teaching about pioneer quilting, how they dyed the fabric, what quilts were used for, how they put them together, etc… She will have historic quilts on display as well as the more modern quilts that she has made.

1 pm – Landscaping with Drought Tolerant Plants - Orton Botanical Gardens - Lamar Orton Learn from the area expert on making drought tolerant plants a beautiful part of your landscaping!

2 pm – Raising and Caring for Rabbits – Cort Johnson Rabbits for meat are an excellent addition to any backyard homestead due to their ability to quickly repro- duce. They require a small amount of acreage and are very easy to dispatch and prepare for food. Topics of discussion to include: Rabbit life cycle and breeding, housing costs and requirements, and keeping rabbits healthy (including feed).

3 pm – Aquaponics – Tyler Hadley - Desert Flower Farm Learn about the ancient art of growing plants using water as the growing media and aquatic life as your fertil- izer! Also learn about how to start plants and care for them!

4 pm – Mosquito Proofing your Homestead: Brian Simper, TFCPAD Manager Brian will be teaching about what homesteaders can do to protect their property from mosquitoes and diseases carried by mosquitoes. Learn how your landscaping, irrigation, and animal water options can help or hurt mosquito production in your homestead!

5 pm – Caring for fruit trees – Kent Richards - Northview Orchards Kent is going to teach us how to prune fruit trees, control bugs and fertilize for optimal growth and harvest. Friday Strawberry Stage

11 am - Katrina Scampini - Using Essential Oils - Plant Therapy Plant Therapy will be demonstrating an introduction to essential oils followed by a DIY. We will offer a DIY allergy relief roll-on.

12 pm (Noon) Solar / Off Grid - Ben Huffron – Big Dog Solar Ben will be showing you how solar can be a benefit on or off the grid. They will demostrate how it all works with and without batteries. Perfect for the homesteader that wants to live off the grid.

2pm – Butchering – Nick and David – Scarrow Meats Nick and David are going to talk about how you butcher an animal from the time it is brought in to them to the time a customer comes to pick it up. They will have visual aids and handouts.

3 pm -Simplify Gardening with T-Tape Irrigation - Heidi Tubbs - Tubbs Berry Farm Weed free gardening? Take some of the work out of gardening by using a t-tape irrigation system and plastic mulch. We will show you how the system we use on our farm can be used on your own homestead!

4 pm -How to Eat What’s Eating Your Garden - Angela Ursenbach Will discuss eating rockchuck/raccoon and caterpillars, grasshoppers etc…all very good!!

Friday Blackberry Stage 10 am – Personnel and Business budgeting – Kevin Hatch - Hatch and Company Kevin is a numbers man! He is going to focus on personal finance and give you ideas of what you can do to improve your numbers.

11am – How to arrange Flowers – Andrea Baird – Painted Bloom Flower Farm Andrea will be showing how to arrange flowers for a beautiful display. She will give tips and hints on what she has learned over the years.

12 pm - Plant Walk- Dr. Patrick Jones - The HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine Join Dr. Patrick Jones founder of The HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine for a plant walk around Tubb's Berry farm. There are a number of important medicinal species on the property many of which are likely growing on your place too.

1 pm – Cold Process Soap Making – Sherry Olsen-Frank In this demonstration you will learn how easy it is to make your own soaps. If I can do it, you can too. Demys- tifying soap making in 25 minutes!

3 pm – Quilting – SueAnn Ballard - The Quilt Cupboard SueAnn will be showing you basic quilting ideas and give you hints and tips on how to produce a quality quilt.

5 pm – Cultured Foods – Monica Cook You will learn how to brine sauerkraut, cultured veggies and kimchi. I will talk about how to make kefir and buttermilk. Finally I will show you how to ferment grains and teach you how to use these cultured foods in all your cooking and maybe even share my favorite cultured cookies. Your tummy will thank you for it! Friday Exhibitor Area

10 am - Goat-Hoof Trimming and Vaccination – Nicole Moretti - Radagast Farms Learning to vaccinate and trim hooves is an important part of goat ownership. I have owned goats for 6 years, and do the majority of their healthcare myself.

11 am - Making Wheat Bread - Summer Bailey- Sweet and Kneady Summer will be speaking about making wheat bread. She will be showing how to make the dough and how to work into beautiful loaves. There will also be samples because bread is the staff of life!

12 pm (Noon)- Goat-Hoof Trimming and Vaccination – Nicole Moretti - Radagast Farms Learning to vaccinate and trim hooves is an important part of goat ownership. I have owned goats for 6 years, and do the majority of their healthcare myself.

1 pm - Spinning- Fiber and Wool Demonstrations - Magic Valley Spinners and Weavers The Magic Valley Spinners and Weavers will be showing how to spin your own fiber and wool. Come check out how much fun it can be!

2pm - Making Rolls – Summer Bailey - Sweet and Kneady Summer will be speaking about making rolls . She will be showing how to make the dough and shape the rolls. There will also be samples because bread is every kitchens staple!

3pm - Essential Oils - Pain & Inflammation - Cathy Baker - DoTerra Inflammation and Pain- pain and inflammation are big factors when it comes to our body not running like a well oiled machine! Learn how doterra EO's and symphony of the cells combined can reduce the 2, giving your body much needed relief and healing!

4 pm - Sourdough Starters and Bread – Summer Bailey - Sweet and Kneady Summer will be speaking about making sourdough starters and bread. She will be showing how to make your own sourdough starters and how to work with them. There will also be samples because bread is delicious! Yum!

5 pm - Essential Oils - Immune Support - Cathy Baker - DoTerra NFECTIOUS DISEASES/IMMUNE SUPPORT: when our system gets hit with the nasty viruses and bugs that float around you don't have to suffer through it, come learn how using essential oils in this protocol can not only strengthen your immune system but increase your recovery time and relieve symptoms while healing the body! Saturday Raspberry Stage

10 am – Getting Started with Goats - Dana Virnig - Twin Acres Farm Raising goats for meat, milk or fiber. What’s the right breed for your goals?

11 am – Canning and Food Preservation: Grace Wittman U of I Extension Learn how to preserve food by making jam!

12 pm – Achieving Energy Independence with Solar – Come and learn about how solar for your home, business and farm can save you money and help you achieve energy independence. Topics will include grid tied systems vs off grid, Idaho Power’s Net Metering Program, what Tax Credits, Deductions & Depreciation available and an open Q&A session.

1 pm - Backyard Beekeeping - Kirk and Heidi Tubbs - Tubbs Berry Farm Come learn a little bit about honey bees how much fun keeping your own bees can be. Kirk will show you how easy it is to introduce these hard working little adventurers to your homestead.

2 pm – Cultured Foods 101- Monica Cook You will learn how to brine sauerkraut, cultured veggies and kimchi. I will talk about how to make kefir and buttermilk. Finally I will show you how to ferment grains and teach you how to use these cultured foods in all your cooking and maybe even share my favorite cultured cookies. Your tummy will thank you for it. I prom- ise!

3 pm – Painted Bloom Flower Farm – Andrea Baird – Growing Cut Flowers Andrea will be talking about how to grow flowers in our climate. As a master gardener, she has already been through the learning curve and figured out what works and what does not. Come learn from her and her ex- tensive knowledge.

4 pm – Ten Plants That Can Change Your Life: Herbal Medicines In Your Own Backyard! - Dr Patrick Jones - The Home Grown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine Clinical herbalist and practicing veterinarian Dr. Patrick Jones discusses how to become a self-reliant herbalist. His focus is on being plant-based rather than product-based. This lecture will be a deep discussion of ten amazing plants that are readily available in your own yards and gardens. You'll leave this lecture feeling em- powered to recognize, grow and use these plants to work true medical miracles. You can be an herbalist!

5 pm – Footznology – Patricia Sutherland Patricia will answer these questions, show picture, and tell stories of situations where footzonology has changed peoples lives. What is footzonology? Where did it originate from? How does footzonology work? Can I learn how to do it for myself and others? Saturday Strawberry Stage

10 am – Butchering and processing Rabbits- Cort Johnson Rabbits for meat are an excellent addition to any backyard homestead due to their ability to quickly repro- duce, while being very easy to dispatch and prepare for food. Rabbits are a healthy alternative to many types of meat as they have more protein per calorie, and less fat than many other types of meat. Topics of discussion to include: dispatching, skinning, butchering, tanning hides and usage, and where and how to use the different cuts of meat from the rabbit.

12 pm (Noon) – Midwife – Jessica Sutherland Patricia will talk about her journey and what brought her to home birth and eventually to becoming a midwife, the statistics of the practice and what it took to become one. She will outline the qualifications that al- low mothers to choose an out of hospital birth. What it is like and how to prepare yourself to consider the idea. And finally what a midwife will bring to the birth to keep the practice safe for both mother and baby.

1 pm - Crocheting - Mary Talbot Mary Talbot has years of experience in using yarns. She is very excited to show you how much fun it can be to create something with flicks of the wrist. You can make anything from dish towels to dresses, the world is yours to imagine.

3 pm – Cooking with Garlic - Angela Ursenbach Garlic health benefits, growing, storing, cooking with etc. Angela’s believes that there is no such thing as too much garlic!

5 pm - Sewing - Kaysie Provence - The Twin Falls Sewing Center Kaysie will demo machine embroidery and will have samples of a variety of sewing from quilting, apparel, etc. and will have handouts with info about the Twin Falls Sewing Center. Saturday Blackberry Stage 10 am - Planting and Pruning Trees - Librado Chavez - Trees and Stumps of Magic Valley LLC Learn how to properly plant and care for trees. Taking care of your trees properly now can save problems later!

11 am – Trash to Tools – Aaron Ursenbach Don’t throw that away, repurpose it into tools! An accomplished flintnapper and primitive skills expert, Aaron will surprise you at what useful and functional tools you can make yourself, and who can’t use more tools?

1 pm – Gopher Trapping – Brock Palen If these pesky pests are leaving mounds in your homestead, learn from an expert who can show you what works and what doesn’t. Yes, you will be finding and setting traps for gophers in this workshop.

2 pm – Soap making – Sherry Olsen Frank In this demonstration you will learn how easy it is to make your own soaps. If I can do it, you can too. Demys- tifying soap making in 25 minutes!

4 pm – Make Simple Farm Style Cheese - Dana Virnig How to make a simple farm style cheese. I will be using goat milk but it can also be made with raw cows milk! Saturday Exhibitor Area

10 am – Compact Utility Tractors - Jeff Kirk - Stoltz Tractor Live demonstration on how to use a 3-point Rotary Tiller and Box Blade attached behind a John Deere Com- pact Utility Tractor.

11 am – Sweet and Kneady – Summer Bailey – Wheat Bread Summer will be speaking about making wheat bread. She will be showing how to make the dough and how to work into beautiful loaves. There will also be samples because bread is the staff of life!

12 pm – Compact Utility Tractors - Jeff Kirk - Stoltz Tractor Live demonstration on how to use a 3-point Rotary Tiller and Box Blade attached behind a John Deere Com- pact Utility Tractor.

1 pm - Plant Walk- Dr. Patrick Jones - The HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine Join Dr. Patrick Jones founder of The HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine for a plant walk around Tubb's Berry farm. There are a number of important medicinal species on the property many of which are likely growing on your place too.

2pm - Sweet and Kneady – Summer Bailey - Rolls Summer will be speaking about making rolls. She will be showing how to make the dough and shape the rolls. There will also be samples because bread is a staple in every kitchen!

4 pm - Sweet and Kneady – Summer Bailey - Sourdough Starters and Bread Summer will be speaking about making sourdough starters and bread. She will be showing how to make start your own sourdough starters and how to work with them. There will also be samples because bread is delicious!

5 pm - Essential Oils - Immune Support - Cathy Baker - DoTerra INFECTIOUS DISEASES/IMMUNE SUPPORT: when our system gets hit with the nasty viruses and bugs that float around you don't have to suffer through it, come learn how using essential oils in this protocol can not only strengthen your immune system but increase your recovery time and relieve symptoms while healing the body! Meet our Presenters

*Cathy Baker - DoTerra - Essential Oils - (208) 308-1986 https://www.facebook.com/ healingandempowering/ Cathy’s desire to stay at home has lead her on a wonderful journey to DoTerra. It was not an easy choice, but she has never looked back. She is now helping others get their health and vibe right with a belief in pos- sibilities, that dreams aren't just fairytales, and healing in the home is very much achievable! Call her with any questions you have.

*Big Dog Solar - Ben Huffron - Solar on and off the Grid Ben and Kevin are excited to show you all that Solar has to offer, on and off the grid. Please contact him at 307-699-4204 or by email at [email protected]

Monica Cook-Cultured Foods Cultured Foods are one of the best kept secrets of the ages. These delicious fermented foods are easy to prepare, require no canning and preserve easily in jars in the fridge or pantry. Almost all foods can be cultured but only a few will be focused on for this class.

*Dr Patrick Jones - Herbal Medicine in Your Own Backyard - Plant Walk Dr. Patrick Jones is a practicing veterinarian (Fairview Veterinary Center,Buhl, ID), clinical herbalist, tradi- tional naturopath and sought-after author and lecturer. He is the founder of The HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine. His book The Home Grown Herbalist and his school emphasize self-reliant herbalism and being plant-based rather than product based. More info at HomeGrownHerbalist.net. Dr. Jones also runs an herb supplement company at 1114 Main in Buhl, ID.

Librado Chavez - Trees and Stumps of Magic Valley LLC Lee is a certified arborist and owner of Trees and Stumps of Magic Valley. He is excited to talk trees, and can tell you tricks and tips to keep your trees healthy.

Gietzen Solar - Logan Gietzen and Joey Richardson 208.735.8990 www.gietzensolar.com Logan Gietzen – Owner of Gietzen Solar has 8 years of experience installing over 200 residential and commer- cial PV systems as well as Certified through Solar Energy International. Logan is a licensed Journeyman Elec- trician with a passion for renewable energy sources. Joey Richardson – Project Engineer for Gietzen Solar, Joey has designed more than 85 residential and com- mercial net-metered solar PV systems, including 1.1MW of Single Axis Trackers. With an electrical engineer- ing degree and 3 years of solar experience, Joey has a strong understanding of electrical power systems analysis and design.

Hatch and Company – Kevin Hatch – Personnel and Business budgeting Kevin is a numbers man. He is going to focus on personal finance and give you ideas of what you can do to improve your numbers.

Hulett Farms – Dean and Linda Hulett – Raising Chickens / Producing Eggs Dean and Linda Hulett have retired and started raising chickens for eggs. It started out as a hobby but has turned into a small business. They sell eggs year round and sell chickens as they have extra. They have learned much along the way and want to help you avoid some of the troubles they have had. *Come find me at my Exhibitor Booth! Hulett Farms – Dean and Linda Hulett – Raising Chickens / Producing Eggs Dean and Linda Hulett have retired and started raising chickens for eggs. It started out as a hobby but has turned into a small business. They sell eggs year round and sell chickens as they have extra. They have learned much along the way and want to help you avoid some of the troubles they have had.

Cort Johnson - Raising and Caring for Rabbits Cort Johnson has over 12 years of experience raising rabbits for both meat and fur. Cort has exceptional ex- pertise with rabbits from the mountains of Montana to a neighborhood with HOA’s.

Native Roots LLC, Steve Paulsen - Using Native Plants in residential landscapes Steven Paulsen, has a bachelor of Science from the University of Wyoming in Rangeland Ecology and Water- shed Management. Steven owns and operates Living Earth, LLC and Native Roots, LLC with both companies focused on Native Plant applications in and around the Intermountain West, and has been successfully re- storing wild lands around the United States for over 20 years.

Northview Orchards – Kent Richards – How to grow fruit trees Kent bought the orchard about 8 years ago from his uncle. He does all of the work himself to keep his huge fruit orchard up and growing. He sells apples, peaches, pears, nectarines, and much more.

Sherry Olsen-Frank - Cold Process Soap Making Sherry Olsen-Frank owes her soap making skills to a Tubbs Berry Farm soap making class, and she’s been making soaps for several years now. Sherry is also a beekeeper (Magic Valley Bees) and adds her hive prod- ucts to some of the soap recipes. You can connect with her at www.facebook.com/magicvalleybees/

Orton Botanical Gardens – Lamar & Rosalie Orton - Drought Tolerant Plants LaMar & Rosalie have experimented with cacti, succulents and other drought tolerant plants in Twin Falls since 1986. In 2001 LaMar and Rosalie brought a 5-acre farm adjacent to their home and developed it into a demonstration garden for drought tolerant and native Idaho plants. Find more at https:// ortonbotanicalgarden.com/

Brock Palen - Gopher Trapping As a vector control expert, Brock has seen a lot of critters causing problems for people. His gopher trapping techniques actually work!

*Painted Bloom Flower Farm – Andrea Baird – Growing Cut Flowers Andrea has a certificate as a master gardener. She belongs to the association of specialty cut flowers which is nationally recognized. She has been gardening for many years and decided in 2016 to open her own cut flower business. She sells wholesale, private sale, DIY weddings and CSA Bouquets (10 boutiques over 10 weeks in the summer).

Plant Therapy - Katrina Scampini - Essential Oils Plant Therapy will be demonstrating an introduction to essential oils followed by a DIY!

The Quilt Cupboard – SueAnn Ballard - Pioneer Quilting, History of Quilting, Quilting Workshop SueAnn has been quilting for 30+ years. She not only sews but teaches how to quilt. She does machine and piecing. She cannot pass up looking through a fabric shop and will go far and wide to find one!

Radagast Farms - Nicole Moretti - Goat-Hoof Trimming and Vaccination Learning to vaccinate and trim hooves is an important part of goat ownership. I have owned goats for 6 years, and do the majority of their healthcare myself.

Scarrow Meats – Nick and David - Butchering Nick and David are going to talk about how you butcher an animal from the time it is brought in to them to the time a customer comes to pick it up. They will have visual aids and handouts.

*Stotz Equipment - Jeff Kirk - (208)733-7272 www.stotzequipment.com Stotz Equipment, your local John Deere dealership, has a total of 25 stores in 8 different states. Jeff Kirk and Lynette Walker are the sales representatives for Compact Utility Tractors, Riding Lawn Equipment, and Ga- tors in our local Twin Falls store. Check out their exhibit for more tractor demonstrations and info!

Patricia Sutherland - Footznology / Midwife Patricia Sutherland has been part of the birthing world for over 30 years, assisting at births since she was 20 years old. All 9 of her babies were born at home as she followed her heart in finding the right environment for her. She has been a certified DONA birth Doula for 19 years. When Footzonology was introduced to her she was intrigued and wanted to learn more right away. That was 14 years ago and now she is a practitioner of the Art of Footzonology. She would love to share her knowledge with you. 208-490-0203 wildaboutnature- midwifery.com, [email protected]

*Summer Bailey- Sweet and Kneady – Bread Making, Rolls, Sourdough Starts and Bread Summer graduated from the College of Southern Idaho with a technical certificate in Culinary Arts and an as- sociates degree in Baking and Pastry Arts. She has opened her own business called Sweet and Kneady. She does custom cakes, cupcakes, and goodies along with bread. Contact her at [email protected] or through facebook!

Twin Falls CPAD Manager Brian Simper, Mosquito Proofing your Homestead: [email protected] (208) 733-2338 Brian Simper grew up on a small family farm not too far from Twin Falls County. He attended CSI and then Utah State University. He worked for four years in agronomy and just started at the Abatement District in January.

Kaysie Provence - Sewing - The Twin Falls Sewing Center (208) 733-3344 Kaysie developed a love of sewing through earning her bachelor's degree in Fashion Design and enjoys sewing garments as well as quilts, home decor and accessories. She enjoys sharing her passion for sewing with other fellow sewists.

Tyler Hadley [email protected] - Aquaponics Tyler Hadley has experience in growing plants in a variety of conditions. He took one of the first three college accredited classes in aquaponics. He was chosen to work at the college in the greenhouse, farm, and orchard, where he took care of the hydro and aquaponics systems. Tyler now has a local nursery that sells plants and produce. He also does consulting in the Magic Valley. You can find him at the farmers market and on Face- book at desertflower or contact through email.

*Come find me at my Exhibitor Booth! U of I Extension - Grace Wittman - Canning and Food Preservation Grace has been at University of Idaho Extension for 14 years working in the areas of food safety/food preservation and 4-H Youth Development.

Aaron Ursenbach - Making Tools out of Trash Aaron is an expert flintknapper with a background in anthropology and primitive skills. He isn’t afraid to try new things and finds ways to make old fashioned skills valuable today.

Angela Ursenbach - How to Eat What’s Eating your Garden, Cooking with Garlic Angela Ursenbach was taught to cook as a young woman by her grandmother and has been cooking and ex- perimenting with foods for 30+ years. She has won some local baking and cooking competitions and just re- cently took 2nd place in a back country cook-off. She searches out the weird and exotic to eat and cook with from insects to rodents to reptiles and amphibians and more. She is married with 4 children.

Dana Virnig - Getting Started with Goats- Twin Acres Farm Dana Virnig is the president of the Twin Falls County Ladies Homestead Gathering Chapter and has a Bache- lors in Agriculture Animal Science from Texas A&M. She and her husband began their own homesteading journey about 5 years ago and own a small scale farm that provides dairy, meat and produce on just 2 acres.

Tubbs Berry Farm - Kirk and Heidi Tubbs - Backyard Beekeeping, Simplify with T-Tape irrigation systems 208-961-0969, www.TubbsBerryFarm.com Kirk and Heidi Tubbs started Tubbs Berry Farm in 2005 and have grown from backyard trial plots to a u-pick berry farm, pumpkin patch and straw maze, and farm related event location. They are the area resource for beekeeping equipment, soapmaking supplies, and family farm fun! Thank you to our community for support- ing us and this event!

Notes Notes Notes

Dr. Patrick Jones, practicing veterinarian (Fairview Veterinary Center,Buhl, ID), clinical herbalist, tradi- Please stop by and say thank you tional naturopath and founder of to our vendors! Their generosity The HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine. helps make this event possible! HomeGrown Herbalist Storefront 1114 Main St. Buhl, ID 83316 208-749-7739 HomeGrownHerbalist.net

Sweet and Kneady LLC

Custom cakes, cupcakes, bread and goodies! Andrea Baird www.PaintedBloom.com Summer Bailey [email protected] Cut Flower CSA, DIY Weddings, Wholesale and Retail Cut Flowers

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