Hall's Famous Blog
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Sep 2013
A Keep Warm Recipe - Aimee's Dinner Rolls
Normally when you think of dinner rolls it is a somewhat long and messy affair that dirties quite a few dishes and takes too long to be worth the delicious outcome. Not any more! These rolls are tasty and yeasty and ready with minimal fuss. They can even be made in a stand mixer which makes the whole process even easier! If there is an easier yeast roll recipe out there, I haven't found it. So give these warm gems a try and tell us what you think!
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Apr 2013
Starter Plants Available
Getting that garden in? We have seedlings in and ready for sale. As well as still having a strong inventory of seed potatoes, onion sets, and seeds. Inventory is going fast so make sure to stop by soon. Below is a sampling of SOME of the plants we have in stock at the moment:
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Feb 2012
Spring Fever 2012
We have spring fever here at Hall's and are proud to announce we are doing something about it!
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Jan 2012
Welcome To 2012
Seed Potatoes , Bulk Garden Seeds and Onion Sets are all on order and should start arriving in February some time with any luck.
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Jun 2011
Fireworks 2011
Wow another fireworks season is now here. This is our 23rd year at this location.
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Apr 2011
Hanging Baskets and Vegetable Transplant Update
We are very happy to announce that we are stocked full of beautiful hanging baskets! Just the thing for Mother's day that is coming up so soon. These hanging baskets are $12.95 each, just like last year and they are absolutely gorgeous! Petunias, fuchsias, geraniums, begonias, and more in hanging baskets so full of blooms they are practically bursting at the seams. We brought in a whole new bunch on Thursday, April 21st so come on out and get yours fast before they are all gone!
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Mar 2011
Why Certified Seed Potatoes
We can't wait for spring to decide to settle in and we bet you can't either! We have our seed potatoes, onion sets, and seed ready to go and are just itching for planting time. Which could be now if you can protect your crops from any late freezes that might sneak in.
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