Highlights: March 2006 Show

Indoor Plants
Guest: Norman Carlson–Snow’s Garden Center
1875 Avon Street Extended, Charlottesville, VA 22902
434.984.6700
www.snowsknows.com

If you have a limited amount of light indoors, consider growing arrowhead vine, chinese evergreen, philodendron, pothos or snake plant.

Thick, dark leaves are good indicators that a plant will tolerate low light conditions.

The ideal humidity for plants ranges between 35 and 65 percent. Humidity levels are linked to temperatures, with moisture more rapidly lost at higher temperatures.

To minimize fungal disease and insect problems, allow room for air circulation if plants are grouped together.

Cacti and succulants are the best choice for locations in direct sun all day.

Goats and Goat Soap
Guests: Mary Kroll–Wild Heaven Farm
5230 Winterleaf Dr., Richmond, Va 23234
www.vagoatsoap.com
wildheavenfarm@yahoo.com

Wild Heaven Farm has been in business for 5 years and is located in Chesterfield County. Mary Kroll raises two different breeds of dairy goats.

This family of 8 - 10 goats is used primarily for the production of milk to be used in making soap.

Wild Heaven Farm soaps use fresh, pasturized goats milk, with no colorants, no preservatives, no animal based oils and no alcohol. Each bar is 21.5% goat milk.

Goat milk is chemically very compatible with human skin and helps your skin retain its own moisture.