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649 Rickard Hill Road, Schoharie, NY 12157 - (518) 295-7366
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Carolyn and Frederick, owners of Wellington's Herbs and Spices welcome you to our country store, the beautiful herb and flower gardens and our recently established website.
We believe that fumigated imported herbs and spices and ground spices containing significant quantities of inert material do not belong in your shopping cart and have intercepted these shopping challenges on your behalf. We grow many of our herbs in our fertile Catskill mountain gardens and some of the spices in our balmy Caribbean garden. For the products we do not grow ourselves, we exercise an unwavering vigilance in their selection. The beauty of our Catskill Mountain facilities is spectacular. Our farm, which sits atop a hillside, commands a breath-taking view of the Schoharie Valley and the surrounding countryside.
We invite you to stop, shop and relax with us. You will get a chance to try Carolyn's unforgettable Island Tea in our magnificent and elegant tea room. We also offer lunch daily with a delicious Soup de Jour, and a variety of sandwiches and wraps. Add a treat from our yummy home-baked goods, and your senses will be completely satisfied. We are only a short distance from Howe's Cave, Iroquois Museum, Baseball Hall of Fame, Hunter Mountain Ski facilities and many highly acclaimed educational institutions such as Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, State Universities of New York at Albany and at Cobleskill, and the New York State Museum. Please email us with any suggestions or comments you might have. We want to hear from you. If you would like to hear from us, join our email list below to receive our low-volume newsletter. We'll be sure to keep you up to date on our sales, as well as events at our farm and around the area.
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| Wellington's Herbs and Spices Last Update: Oct. 13, 2006 |
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