Camels Hump Rain Barrels

05/02/2026

Congrats on your grand (re)opening Conestoga Stone LLC and thanks for carrying our rain barrels!

04/01/2023

Its rain barrel season!

10/06/2020

As the season winds down and we finish one last big delivery would like to take a minute and say thank you to everyone that has supported local this past year. As we've joined all of you in pivoting, struggling, worrying, succeeding and seeing how to work with what each day brings we are so grateful for the community we find ourselves surrounded by, both near and far.

03/24/2020

If you are looking for ways to support local businesses, here's a long time CHRB friend! They're working to help you continue to get ready for spring and spend some therapeutic time outside in your garden!

08/30/2019

This weekend, come visit this face and pick up some native plants for your fall planting needs, amazing goat cheese and rain barrels at open farm special prices! See ya at Yellow Springs Farm Native Plant Nursery and Artisanal Goat Cheese Farm!!

07/31/2019

Flagging an opportunity for local folks to purchase our rain barrels, not to mention the native plants and award winning goat cheese also available! Mark your calendars!

07/29/2019

Love being able to work with partners like Tookany/Tacony-Frankford (TTF) Watershed Partnership to help increase water recycling and storm water retention!

05/05/2018

Excited to be back at White Clay Creek fest!

04/10/2018

While we may been getting more snow showers than rain showers this spring, we're more than ready for flowers and garden time! Colonial Gardens is all stocked up with rain barrels and early spring flower, stop on by!

03/01/2018

This journey has introduced us to amazing friends, including Yellow Springs Farm Native Plant Nursery and Artisanal Goat Cheese Farm Native plants, award winning goat cheese and all around great people, be sure to check them out!

Al Renzi brought our "small farm with big ideas" to the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Riparian Buffer Summit in State College, PA this week. We are looking forward to the planting season, and helping landowners manage erosion and runoff with native plants.