The Herbal Green Pages
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California School of
Herbal Studies, The,
PO Box 39, Forestville, CA 95436; 707-887-7457; www.cshs.com
Calp’s Fur & Root
Co., Calvin Calp, 561 S.
Main St., Hoisington, KS 67544; 316-653-7668. Have on hand all types of
roots and herbs. Specializing in Kansas snakeroot (Echinacea
angustifolia) and yucca.
Caprilands Herb Farm,
Edward W.
Cook, 534 Silver St., PO Box 190, Coventry, CT 06238; 860-742-7244;
www.caprilands.com
Carlyle Farm,
Nancy J. Quinn-Simon, 2110 Carlyle NE, Massillon, OH 44646;
941-497-6590; www.flowerfaeriefashions.com
Carolee's Herb Farm,
Carolee Snyder, 3305 S. 100 W., Hartford City, IN 47348-9736;
765-348-3162; www.caroleesherbfarm.com
Centre
Tecnològic Forestal de Catalunya,
Àrea de Productes Secundaris del Bosc, Eva Moré
i Palos, Pujada del Seminari, s/n, E-25280 Solsona, Spain;
34-973-481752; www.ctfc.es
Cherry Valley Herb Farm,
Peter & Bethany Carpenter, 18A E. Killingly Rd., Foster, RI 02825;
www.cherryvalleyherbfarm.com
Chrysalis Herbs,
Susan Evans, PO Box 801, Indian Hills, CO 80454; 303-697-6060; FAX:
303-697-5657; email URL:
www.chrysalisherbs.com Serving front range Denver area. Susan is a
certified clinical herbalist and garden consultant with over 25 years in
the plant industry. She teaches throughout Colorado on herbs, including
classes on cooking, wellness, medicinal herbs, herb walks, crafting and
gardening. She also writes articles and does organic garden consulting
for the home gardener, helping with design, plant selection and general
advice. Specializing in herb, cottage, and potager gardens.
Circle of Life,
Valerie
Barker, 3393 N. Snyder Rd., Trotwood, OH 45426-4445; 937-837-2871;
circleoflife@earthlink.net
 Companion Plants, Inc.,
Peter Borchard, 7247 N. Coolville Ridge Rd., Athens, OH 45701;
740-592-4643; FAX: 740-593-3092; email URL:
www.companionplants.com We have been supplying home gardeners as
well as other herb businesses and commercial growers with common and
exotic herb seeds and plants (over 600 varieties) since 1982. Approx.
20% of our offerings are native to the eastern US. China, SE Asia,
India, Europe, Central & South America are also well represented on our
catalog by culinary, medicinal, dye, and ethno-botanical plants and
seeds.
Conway, Stephanie,
21
Northfield Lane, Simpsonville, SC 29681; 864-963-0475;
silverane75@aol.com
Corey Enterprises,
Karen
Corey, 104 Jordan Lane, Wake Forest, NC 27587; 919-562-8873;
www.coreyenterprises.com
Country Casual,
7601 Rickenbacker Dr., Gaithersburg, MD 20879; 800-289-8325;
www.countrycasual.com
Country Flower Bin,
Sandy Bridenbaugh, 344 Furlong Rd., Laura, OH 45337; 937-947-1546;
java3442002@yahoo.com
Cramers' Posie Patch,
Keith L. Cramer, 116 Trail Rd. N., Elizabethtown, PA 17022; 877-CRAMERS;
717-367-9494; FAX: 717-367-8666;
email URL:
www.cramersposiepatch.com Now in our 21st growing season,
Cramers' Posie Patch grows 50 acres of flowers and herbs that are dried
for the WHOLESALE trade. We are proud enough of our products to
offer a money back guarantee. We grow plenty of ‘traditional drieds’ as
well as some you can't find anywhere else. Mailing a newsletter/price
list to our customers distinguishes us from the competition. We create
wreath bases with our botanicals that can easily be finished by you, the
way you like them. Through the summer months we sell fresh flowers and
herbs to wholesale florists from Boston to Washington DC with our brand
name ‘Lancaster County Fresh.’ Seeds and divisions of some of our
unusual or improved varieties are sold as the ‘Cramer Collection’ to
commercial growers. Johnny's Selected Seeds, Gloeckners, and Germania
market our seed varieties to commercial growers. Call for an appointment
and make a stop at Cramers’ Posie Patch a part of your visit to
beautiful Lancaster County. Send for free newsletter/price list. We also
sell retail at our dried flower outlet store here on the farm. We got
our reputation for quality the old fashioned way, we earned it!! Since
2001, we have been the Eastern USA managers for Haygrove Tunnels
(1-866-HAYGROVE or
www.haygrove.com). Haygroves are field scale, multibay, high tunnels
that protect high value crops and extend the season.
Crawford, Amanda
McQuade, 13718 Milbank St.,
Sherman Oaks CA 91423; 818-823-9481; email Private practice, education, seminars, public speaking.
 Creative Bonsai, The,
Sylvia Braderman, 2321 Marion View Dr., Harrisburg, PA 17112;
717-652-2250; email URL:
www.thecreativebonsai.com My mission is to introduce a new living
art form that will broaden the spectrum of possibilities for the Bonsai
enthusiast and demand respect for the Herbal Bonsai's unique
characteristics that can only be achieved with herbs. Through this
medium a Bonsai becomes not only edible but also useable because of its
fragrance for potpourri, teas, medicinal products & natural insect
repellents, while thriving from its pruning for use. It cannot be
denied!
Creative Gardener, The,
Susan Goetz, PO Box 2404, Gig Harbor, WA 98335; 253-265-2209;
www.thecreativegardener.com
Creekside
Farms,
Carol & Larry
Umbarger, 42195 Oak Ave., Greenfield, CA 93927; 831-674-1234;
www.creeksidefarms.com
Creeksong Farm,
Jeff & Bettie Thomas, 2901 W. Brushy Fork Rd., Zionville, NC 28698;
336-385-6302; comeasur@skybest.com
 Crimson Sage Nursery,
Tina Glaessner, PO Box 83, Orleans,
CA 95556; 530-627-3457 (phone/FAX);
email URL:
www.crimson-sage.com
Crimson Sage is a certified
organic retail mail
order nursery. We specialize in Chinese, Ayurvedic, Native American
and European medicinal plants.
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