SweetbrierFarms

OUR STORY::

A long time ago while living in a small Alaskan town, a young man was a sailor on a ship. He met a girl in that town far away from his own home. They fell in love and got married, and had babies..... and traveled around like gypsies, always on the water.

Then, many years later when the babies were mostly grown, they decided to leave their beloved sea and buy a plot of old farmland nestled in the foothills between the Green Mountains of Vermont and the Adirondacks of New York.

The farm needed a name, of course. And the two remembered the very first ship, the Sweetbrier. She was the beginning of the first leg of their journey, so they thought it only fitting to honor her in the next leg as well.

Sweetbrier Farms was born.

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THE MAKERS::

Stephinie has spent the last decade learning about plants. She is an aromatherapist, community herbalist and small scale herb farmer. Her products are made with attention to every detail, infused with good energy and herbal magic and always in small batches to ensure the freshest of products for her customers. Occasionally sewn things (quilts, bags, totes, etc) - usually plant-inspired and made from natural fibers - will find their way into the shop.

Joe is finishing up his 25-year career in the USCG - currently working out of Rhode Island. He can hardly wait to join the family in NY this spring (after a year apart!). He's looking forward to a lot more free time and getting back into throwing pots and carving spoons. Clay + wood items will start showing up late summer 2020.

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Stephinie & Joe