Come Join Us At The Bastille Festival 2011 AT The Novotel Hotel NYC

Come  join  Nancy Sweizy Events  and Maryann Cusimano Of Lavender Skies at the


BASTILLE FESTIVAL
On July 16 2011 
3:00 to 9:00 PM
SKY DECK Terrace

Novotel Hotel - 226 W 52 St.NYC NY

we will be showcasing American French Lavender
and  our newest product


LAVENDER SKIES INSECT REPELLENT Exclusively for Dogs and their Owners!





http://lavenderskiesva.com

http://ww.nancyswiezyevents.com/

Check Out These Lavender Skies!

Lavender Skies Joins Everything Lavender

Many thanks to Sharon for including us on her web site.
Sharon grew up working in her Mothers garden at a very young age.
Her site is about lavender benefits, how to crafts, wreaths, sachets, batons and lavender wands. She hopes to pass this love of lavender to her children.


Visit us at her site!  http://everything-lavender.com/lavender-farms.html

The Susan G. Komen Foundation and Lavender Skies

Lavender Skies is proud to donate a portion of its proceeds to 
The Susan G. Komen Foundation for the cure of Breast Cancer.

www.w5.komen

Contact Us About  Our  Pink Ribbon Lavender Fund Raising Program. 

The Lavender Skies Mission

Lavender Skies, is an all natural eco-friendly lavender producer located on the Eastern Shore of Virginia.

 Our lavender products are handmade, “home-grown”. 


 We design to inspire consumers to live a life of well being in today's world. 


Our focus is on reducing, reusing, recycling making minimal impact on the environment.

There is a Buzz About Lavender Honey Today!

Provance Inspired Lavender Flower Arrangements

Lavender Skies provided the lavender bundles for this Provance Inspired Flower Arrangement.  

Designed Nancy Swiezy Events.
www.nancysweizyevents.com 
917 355 0689
nancyswiezyevents@gmail.com

Lavender Art By Wendy Hyde

Wendy Hyde’s large scale oil on canvas or paper works depict the turbulent and monumental nature of our inner worlds. Subtle, smoky hues cross wide, spirited expanses as Hyde’s scraping, swelling, sliding forms fold into veils of cascading light and shadow. These effervescent environments and the artist’s fiery palette serve as a visual narrative which lays out for the audience the restorative power of metaphysical states, emotionality, sensuality and the inner gaze. Chiefly of the Abstract Expressionist school, Hyde names Willem de Kooning, Mark Rothko and Franz Kline as her most profound artistic influences. 
Wendy Hyde was born in the UK and studied Fine Art at Coventry University. After teaching Life Drawing Skills for seven years, she decided to devote herself full-time to painting. She currently lives and works in the Midlands area of England.  United in Art: Fine Art from England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales


View Wendy Hyde's art for sale on Art-Mine.com

Virginia Lavender Farm

Wholesale Lavender Products, Premium Lavender Buds ,Wholesale Bulk Lavender Buds, Lavender private labeling, Lavender, Bulk & Wholesale Organic Lavender Products,

wholesale bulk dried lavender buds
 wholesale wedding favors
wholesale lavender sachets,
lavandar, made in the usa 
Selling wholesale lavender
organic lavender products
organically grown lavender

Wholesale lavender
wholesale lavender bath and body products. 
A unique line of wholesale lavender products
Lavender private labeling available

About Onancock Virginia

Onancock Town developed quickly into an important community. From 1680 until 1693 the county court was located here, and there was an Anglican church. In the early years Quakers lived in Onancock, and the town was home to the Presbyterian pioneer Francis Makemie. But no permanent church was established until Francis Asbury, the Methodist bishop, preached here in 1788 and a Methodist congregation was founded.

In November 1782, a full year after the surrender of the British at Yorktown, a Marylander named Zedekiah Whaley put into Onancock seeding aid against the tory ships that were still marauding up and down the Chesapeake, and which had just been sighted at the entrance of Onancock Creek. Colonel John Cropper and 25 of this men from the Accomack militia volunteered to lend a hand, and they set sail from Onancock on board Whaley's fleet of barges. On November 30, 1782, the very day that the articles of peace were signed in Europe, the "Battle of the Barges" took place in Dedge's Straits above Smith Island in Maryland. At the first sigh of battle all the American barges fled except Whaley's "Protector," which there upon bore the brunt of the battle. When an ammunition chest aboard the "Protector" exploded, members of the crew who were not killed outright were thrown overboard. or jumped into the water with clothes ablaze. The British easily had the better of the engagement, and among those who died was Commodore Whaley, Cropper, though defeated, arranged an exchange of prisoners, and the Americans put back into to Anechoic with 25 drowned or killed, 29 wounded, and only 11 unscathed. Whaley was buried in Onancock, and in Maryland an official government investigation of the cowardice of the other American commanders was launched.

By the beginning of the 19th century Onancock was out growing its original boundaries and pushing eastward. In 1826 a post office was established, and in 1832 a ferry to Norfolk. Many homes in town today date from the first half of the 1800's When the Union army occupied the peninsula during the Civil War, they singled out Onancock as the place that had "concocted more mischief....in the way of blockade running and disloyalty" than any other community on the Shore.  After the Civil War, Onancock became one of the major stops for the colorful steamboats that ferried both passengers and freight up and down the Chesapeake. This direct link with the larger cities of Virginia and Maryland boosted the town's prosperity and growth, and much of the town dates from this period. The town was incorporated in 1882. Two years later the railroad lines missed Onancock by about two miles, but the town, which lies four miles inland from the bay, benefited from its presence and became even more important as a commercial center and port.

With a population of 1,434, Onancock is today the second largest community on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. Though almost all commerce is by land on the Shore today, the Onancock Wharf is still in use, more than three centuries after its founding. 

http://www.esva.com/onancockmap.htm#history

Southeast Expeditions Kayakers Love Lavender Skies Bug Repellent!

Discover the natural beauty of the last wild coast in the Mid-Atlantic with South East Expeditions, the Eastern Shore’s watersports resource.  With over 25 years of professional paddling experience, our Virginia Certified Eco-Tour Guides are all trained naturalists as well as world class kayak instructors.
Trips, Classes, and Gear available for paddlers of all skill levels.
The Eastern Shore of Virginia is a paddler’s paradise, perfect for your first trip or your next great adventure.

Give us a call at (757) 331-2680 to make your reservations today!


http://www.onancock.org/kayaking/

Where to Find Lavender Skies Products

Lavender Skies Herbal Transdermal Soap

INGREDIENTS: Pure Vegetable Glycerin (PH Balanced), Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Distilled Organic Lavender from Lavender Skies Farm, 
Australian Tea Tree Oil, Bulgarian Lavender, Dandelion Root, Lavender Fragrance
Long lasting 6.5oz bar $7.00    http://herbaltransdermal.com/ 


Lavender Skies is proud to be the lavender supplier for
Herbal Transdermal Soaps http://www.LavenderSkiesVA.com

Lavender Skies Insect Repellent

About Our Products

Lavender Skies, is an all natural eco-friendly lavender producer located on the Eastern Shore of Virginia.
Our lavender products are handmade, home- grown.
We design to inspire consumers to live a life of well being in today's world.
Our focus is on reducing, reusing, recycling making minimal impact on the environment. 

About Lavender Skies

The Cusimano’s agricultural story started in 1837, Originally from Spain and Italy. 

Seven generations later in New York, 

proprietor Maryann Cusimano wanted more out of life.

Her long over due dream to continue the family’s tradition of farming became a reality.

In 2002 the city dweller became a country lavender farmer.

Her son Yohannes joined the farm  as the operations manager.

The tradition now continues with the next generation.

Lavender Skies operates on nine lush sustainable acres, producing seven varieties  of Lavender and Helichrysum for wholesale and private label enterprises.      

www.lavenderskiesva.com

Contact Us

Lavender Skies Farm

18140 Plantation Road

Onancock VA 23417

757 787 1415

maryanncusimano@verzon.net

www.LavenderSkiesVA.com