Saturday Garden Activities

These activities are included in your entrance fee



10:00 AM

Kombucha Tastings - Meet at the Picnic Table

Sample and learn about Kombucha with David Brill, herbalist from The Rosemary House. Kombucha is a fermented, lightly effervescent, black or green tea drink. Many claim numerous health benefits. Explore this ancient and fascinating beverage. 

10:15 AM

Garden Tour - Meet at the Giant Tea Cup

Walk the herb gardens and learn about Herbs for the Tea Pot (and a few for the cooking pot, too!). Tour leader, Susanna Reppert Brill, owner and herbalist at The Rosemary House is your guide.

11:00 - 2:00 PM

Special Tastings: Danika’s  

This mother daughter team has a passion for food and has created unique mustards and jellies. They blend old-world European flavor with a unique Pennsylvania flair creating fun mustard for sandwiches, dipping, or glazing. Sample a range of products: Garlic Mustard, Pepper Jelly, Lavender Mustard, and more. PA Preferred products. Shop local.

2:00 PM

Garden Tour - Meet at the Giant Tea Cup

“A weed for every need” -- Herbs and weeds can be excellent healing tisanes. We will discuss their benefits as we stroll the garden. Susanna Reppert Brill, owner and herbalist at The Rosemary House

2:30 PM

Kombucha Tastings - Meet at the Picnic Table

Sample and learn about Kombucha with David Brill, herbalist from The Rosemary House. Kombucha is a fermented, lightly effervescent, black or green tea drink. Many claim numerous health benefits. Explore this ancient and fascinating beverage.

3:15 PM


“Sip for Peace” - Meet at the Peace Pole

We will sip tea together and share in a moment of Peace.  International World Peace Day is Sept 21. On Saturday, “Sip for Peace” will be led by a Peace Ambassador. 

International Tea Sippers Society "Sip for Peace" Sponsor Babette Donaldson writes: No one alive has experienced global peace. There is no shared vision or language. Tea has the potential to empower individuals to reclaim a personal sense of peace and inspire a vision of what could be.  We can share a simple practice . . . Sip for Peace.