Comments for Fair Acres Farm, Inc.

Comment on Home by Joanne and John

Joanne and John — Sat, 15 Oct 2011 23:30:18 +0000

HiRich,
What a day we had after visiting you and getting John’s herbs and my “Disobedient Plant.” Thanks for dividing it.
We took your suggestion and found Roseline’s pies, quiches and soups. Tasty! Too bad we had hot soup at Elias Cole’s!
Arrived with plenty of time at Morristown and to kill some we discovered a church bazaar! Of course we needed more books….$1.00 a bag!
Just want to remind you how much we love visiting Fairacres and chatting
and exploring…it’s a great learning experience!
See you before Halloween if it doesn’t snow!
Regards,
Joanne and John

Comment on Explore our nursery by Susan Elyash

Susan Elyash — Sun, 18 Sep 2011 00:55:02 +0000

What will I do for salad this winter your spring mix is so delicious

Comment on Contact by John Kaweske

John Kaweske — Thu, 25 Aug 2011 19:07:47 +0000

Hi Uncle Richard and Aunt Joan;

Congratulations, the website and the pictures look great. Miss you guys.

Love,

John David

Comment on Hours by Martha N Sexton

Martha N Sexton — Wed, 10 Aug 2011 21:16:25 +0000

With your help and looking at your creativity, you have inspired June and I. June’s mother is always saying she needs a hobby, or an interest. She loves being out side and enjoys gardening, we seem to have hundreds of different plants, some perenial, some annual, some in rock gardens, a lot on the deck and in the house.

Being in zone 5 many must come in or rebought next year. But for the moment I am getting involved in mixing container plants, preparing an area in the basement by the one window, and trimmimg back all the plants so they don’t become so leggy.

You know I love to come to Fair Acres Farm just to look and learn and enjoy, it’s my place to relax and get out of my own space. I start to work 10/3/11 for the winter, and I hope to sit down with all our books and see what is unusual that I can buy in the spring. I’d really like to buy a few of those odd container plants we have been admiring in the front. Like that crazy one you showed me the other day, no two leaves the same.

Anyway I just want to thank you Richard and your sister for the years of friendship and pleasure your gardens and Zoro have brought our way. Life can be very rough but friends like all of you at Fair Acres make me feel so much better.

Your Friend from over the river
Martha, (June and Zoe)

Comment on Contact by Sheila Ferri

Sheila Ferri — Wed, 29 Jun 2011 21:14:43 +0000

Just wanted to thank you for the beautiful container of flowers. I was the lucky winner of your be abundant banquet of colorful flowers. It is placed it in a central spot in my yard and gaze at it out my kitchen window as I do the dishes. As an artist, I just love all the wonderful colors and variety of textures. I only hope I will be able to keep it growing all summer and keep it as beautiful as you have designed it. Thank you again and can’t wait to visit your place and pick out a perennial with my gift certificate so every year I will recall my lucky prize.
Sincerely yours,
Sheila Ferri

Comment on Contact by pat lettieri

pat lettieri — Mon, 09 May 2011 15:59:29 +0000

Fair Acres is the most bucolic and beautiful spot in Sussex County . This is due to the owner’s artistic ability to have your visit to his Garden Center be an experience of being in country garden and not strictly a place of business. Richard always seems to have the time to give advise his clients regarding their gardening questions