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rhododendrons with companion plants, evergreen trees and Christmas trees. It's open from Thanksgiving to Christmas at 285 Rock Mills Road (Route 622) in Woodville. Call (540) 937 5850 or e-mail evrgreenl@earthlink.net.

Goat Hill Organic

Farm & Nursery

John Burns produces heirloom tomatoes, fresh-cut culinary and medicinal herbs, edible flowers, plus pick-yourown black and red currants, gooseberries, jostaberries, raspberries and blackberries. The nursery has perennials in 3-inch pots to 2-gallon containers as well as a broad spectrum of ferns, annuals and vegetable plants in season. Find it at 365 Tiger Valley Road (Route 626) off U.S. 211 in Washington. It is the first house on right. Call (540) 675-3982 or e-mail oldgoat@goathillfarm.com.

Harm any Highlands

Joyce Harman is a holistic veterinarian who treats with all natural medicines and raises Scottish Highland cattle on nothing but grass.

Beef is available most of the year, by appointment only. 1214 North Poes Rd (just off Crest Hill Rd). Call 703 395 7613 (cell

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