Guest Book

today I attended with my husband’s cousin and four other cousins celebrating her birthday. Along with 29 other women who filled the rooms. The tea was so lovely with beautiful China cups and hot teas of various flavors, so many to choose from. From start to finish food with excellent. All of us particularly liked the salad dressing, the traditional scones, marmalade and cream, and each of us had a favorite sandwich leaving hardly any room for dessert, but it was served. I had to take mine home. It is definitely a memorable experience and I will be back, hope to bring my granddaughters and my husband wants to be a part of this experience too . Thank you for a very lovely day.

I have a 8 and 1/2 by 11 placemat like poster with a Medieval drawing that’s dated 1973. It has a list of herbs and their usage around the border. I looked you up from info on the placemat. It’s really wonderful.

I wondered if you were still open! I googled and there you were. The last time I visited you must be 30+ years ago. Of course I’ve seen you at fairs and festivals since then. I must visit soon.

I'll never forget taking my first soap making class in 2006 at The Rosemary House a friend suggested they were having and she knew how much I wanted to learn how. I've been making soap, body products and home aromas ever since. I may have to check out the year long herbal class.

I recently moved on my own,minus grown kids. I have going through a lot of my stuff and found an article about your business that I had cut out of a magazine. I think it was an herb magazine. I always had intended to visit but life got ahead of me. Imagine my surprise to see you are still in business! You are definitely on my bucket list to visit!

Just want to add that I have still some wonderful receipes on your little cartons with a little sheep on it! so cute and my grand daughters love them! for instance the meatloaf!

I remember coming here when I was little. My grandmother, Rosina Martz, informed me that it is still up and running! I was more than delighted to hear of this and must get into the shop soon!

Please never stop doing what you’re doing, great memories!

We have participated in many craft shows in our 31 years and the 2nd tea festival at Rosemary House was our first tea festival. Not only was it well created, but the gardens were beautiful, the lectures were well done and the tea was literally out of this world. I was glad we were able to make and sell teapot jewelry for their tea loving friends. I met Bertha Reppert many years ago and I am so happy her daughters have carried on the tradition. Best of luck to the Reppert family in their 50th anniversary. Bob & Judy Showers, Showers, Showers of Buttons, Carlisle, Pa.