251 N. Jefferson - Casper Wyoming 82601
Phone: 307-472-7744 or 307-259-7744 Fax: 307-577-6344
Phone: 307-472-7744 or 307-259-7744 Fax: 307-577-6344
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Secret Garden scented candle in a decorative bell jar with 'All that I am I owe to my angel mother' screen printed in delicate script directly on the glass. order Only Available in 26oz. $17.50 top |
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| Apple Cider |  |
Few fragrances evoke warm fall feelings like a steaming cup of cider. Golden apple juice combined with just the right amount of cinnamon and nutmeg will capture the memory of a perfect holiday. order |
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| Buttercream Cookies |  |
Moist buttercream cookies hot from the oven, dipped in an ice cold mug of milk, followed by a kiss from mom of course. is there a better Christmas treat? order |
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| Cinnamon Spruce |  |
In a log cabin, deep within a snow covered forest, stands a noble Christmas tree. Take in a deep breath and fill your soul with its fragrant boughs and cinnamon bark reminiscent of rustic holidays long past. order |
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| Candy Cane |  |
Tradition says that candy canes were created to keep eager children busy during the holidays. But the delight of a striped sugar stick is not just for children! Picture the red and white canes hanging from green tree boughs and enjoy the refreshing cheer of peppermint. order |
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| Christmas Eve |  |
A yule log crackles in the fireplace, wassail simmers on the stove, and little heads start to droop. Long after the children are tucked in their beds, soft lights on the Christmas tree flicker merrily with the approaching sound of sleigh bells. order |
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| Christmas Tree |  |
The scent of pine, fir, and spruce hang in the air like the promise of Christmas. What could be more festive than a tree of green and blue covered in gold and silver ornaments, topped by a shimmering star? It's all you need to make the holiday complete. order |
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| Christmas Trimmings |  |
| Fragrant evergreen boughs, cranberries, oranges, and freshly-baked holiday treats all symbolize the joyful hospitality of the season of giving. The spirit of Christmas is accompanied by a potpourri of sweetcakes, spiced ale. and fragrant fruits. order |
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| Cranberry Autumn |  |
Sauced, jellied, or relished, cranberries are the herald of the changing seasons. The brilliant colors of these tart, shiny, scarlet gems mirror the colored autumn leaves crunching underfoot. The holiday season has arrived! order |
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| Gingerbread |  |
Year after year, the smell of gingerbread baking in the oven lures children into the kitchen. Imaginative minds delight in the magic of miniature gingerbread houses. order |
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| Pepperberry Wreath |  |
Long after the day's hustle and bustle is over, the streets are empty and a deep wintry silence echoes through the cold starry night - all is calm, all is bright. order |
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| Pumpkin Spice |  |
Celebrate the chill of autumn with the scent of rich pumpkin flavored with pungent spices. Recall the comfort of warm and spicy pumpkin pies, soups, and breads. Call to mind a season of thanksgiving. order |
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| Spiced Wassail |  |
Welcomed in from the cold of a winter evening, carolers cozy up to the fire cradling steaming mugs of spiced wassail. The warmth of the wassail and the scent of orange and cinnamon are as cheering as the music the carolers share. order |
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| Victorian Christmas |  |
Take in the flavors of an old-fashioned Christmas: candied fruits sparkling with sugar and homemade wassail simmering on a potbellied stove. Flowers fresh from the greenhouse nestle among the holly boughs and evergreen wreaths to complete the magical scene. order |
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