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Hi,
Glad you could make it. We specialize in high quality, unique, all natural products. We try, as much as possible, to present products made in the New England Area. We have everything from all natural soap, coffee and craft items, to gardening products. You can navigate using the pictures on the home page, the drop down menu, or, there's a search box at the top of every page as well. There's also a site index tab at the top of every page. On the home page that link is on the left. This sight is linked to, and owned by DIRT WORKS, my Vermont based Organic Gardening Company. So, if you hit a link and find yourself on a page that says DIRT WORKS on it, don't worry, you're still on the same planet with the rest of us! With over 600 products, and pages of free information for gardeners and home owners, I'm sure you'll want to come and look around from time to time. Sort of like Disneyland. Hard to take it all in at once! Enjoy your visit. If you want to sign up for our mailing list, you can do that with the form at the bottom of this page. As the owner of this company, I have decided to truly embrace the age of digital information. This means, we don't print a catalog. We may be the first, completely online company. I realize that this policy is costing us some amount of business. I get people calling me everyday asking for a paper catalog. They're really let down when they hear the answer, "No, we don't have one." I feel like such a big meany when I say it. Part of this decision is purely pragmatic. Paper catalogs cost huge sums of money to publish and mail out. A cost we could only make up by charging more money for our products, putting some people out of reach. Not only that, products change style and price so often these days that, a paper catalog is obsolete almost as soon as it comes off the presses! I add new products to our list almost on a weekly basis. This is something you can't do with a paper catalog. You might see what we had, but, you might miss what we have. There's an environmental side to this policy too. Paper catalogs kill trees. Companies who offer a stable product line say, of plumbing supplies or other technical mediums, which change little over time, are more suited to hard copy presentation. For a company like mine, there would be so much waste and damage to the environment, because of the changing nature of our business climate if we were to print a 40 page catalog every few months or more. I recylce every week around here and, I know that half or more of the paper we throw out is catalogs that we don't even have time to read before a new one, from the same company comes through the door! The average American, uses over 100 trees a year right now. Paper waste takes a staggering tole on our environment. So, I'm committed to the online market place. If you'd like to have copy of our goods in hand, print out any page or pages you want from our web sites, anytime you like. Share them with who ever you like. If you really, really want to have a complete copy of everything we have, print every page if you want. I know if you did, you'd be amazed at the amount of paper and ink you'd go through. Take that amount and multiply it by say, 40,000 copies, and you'll start to get an idea of what I'm talking about. Thanks for coming. PEACE, John Meshna (owner) |
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