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Notes & News
Cedar Ridge Farm Heritage Days
Our 3rd annual Heritage days will be held June 8-10. If you are an antique tractor enthusiast or just appreciate the agricultural heritage of Upstate SC please plan to be at this event. We are planning for more exhibitors, activities and vendors than last years. If you would like more information on this event please contact us.
Daylily Daze 2007
Please plan to to be with us June 14-16 as we celebrate the Daylily Daze. Stop by and see the new daylilies that we have for sale this year as well as getting a preview of some that are to come in the next year or two.
Our customer appreciation BBQ Lunch will be Saturday, June 24. We will begin serving at 11:00 AM and serve until the food is gone or 1:30. Please stop by to see us and let us say thank you.
New seedlings are blooming heavily and we are evaluating them as they bloom. As we evaluate them we will select the best of them to be released in the future. The daylilies to be registered this year will be a collection celebrating the opening of Mount Lebanon Elementary school. One special selection will carry the name of Lebanon Wildcat in honor of the new schools mascot. There are many quality seedlings in this group that will be sold at inexpensive clump prices this summer after evaluations are complete. Watch here for more information and pictures of some of these seedlings.
KATIE RELEASES 2006 INTRODUCTIONS
Our 17 year old daughter is continuing her lessons in patience. Recently she finished the paperwork to officially register two of her seedlings from the very first crop. With a prefix taken from the small community in which our farm is located and the school and church that Nancy attended of Lebanon.
Lebanon Tiger Rag: Named after the bandannas Clemson fans have waved for years because it is " Tall, Proud and Loud" it has been catching the eyes of many visitors to the farm.
Lebanon Opal Dawn: Named after much brainstorming and much consideration of all of the names suggested. This name turned out especially cool. With 'Dawn' symbolizing the beginning of Lebanon Daylilies and 'Opal' representing both the color and Katie's birthstone.
Both varieties will be for sale in limited quantities in 2006.
Katie also has a bed of about 120 new seedlings planted which will bloom for the first time in 2006 and about 400 new seedlings in the greenhouse to be lined out in April. Stop by and let Katie know what you think of the new babies as they start to bloom. Let her know which ones you think she should propagate further. Several of these seedlings will be offered for sale at a great price. Name suggestions are always welcome.
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We are now operating our regular hours. The hours are:
Monday - Saturday 9:00 AM until 6:00 PM
We are NOT open on Sundays. If you need to schedule another time.
Please call (864) 261-6018 or (864) 844-2391 to set up an appointment.
This page updated on 05/29/2007