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miles from U.S. 211), Amissville; call (340) 937-3820.
O Eastwoods Nurseries The premiere source of Japanese maples on the East Coast. By appointment only; 634 Long Mountain Road. Washington; call (340) 675-1234, fax 675-3114, maplestfija panesemaples.com, vvw wjapanesemaples.com.
O Evergreen Etc. A small nursery specializing in rhododendrons with companion plants, evergreen trees and Christmas trees. Thanksgiving-Christmas; 283 Rock Mills Road (Route 622), Woodville; call (340) 937-3850; e-mail evrgreen(f* mnsinc.com
©Goat Hill Organic Farm & Nursery John Burns produces heirloom tomatoes and fresh-cut culinary and medicinal herbs, edible Bowers, plus pick-vour-own black and red currants, gooseberries, Chnstabella's, raspberries and blackberries. The nursery has perennials in 3-inch pots to 2-gallon containers, and a broad spectrum of ferns, annuals and vegetable plants in season. At 363 Tiger Valley Road (Route 626 off U.S. 211, first house on right), Washington; call (340) 675-3982.
0 Heritage Springs Orchard Steve and Victoria Miller grow over 34 apple varieties that were popular before 1900. Some trace their origin to Roman times, others were common to colonial America and 17th-century Europe, still others were the choice in Victorian America. At 14847 Lee Highway, Amissv ille; call (340) 937-4298; e-mail; 1 leritage \pples<« hotmail.com.
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