Happenings

  • Bronzed room tag with "HollyHedge Estate," its address, and room number imprinted.

    The Pennsylvania Bed and Breakfast Inns Promise

    The Pennsylvania Bed & Breakfast Inns Promise Protecting employees & guests To help ensure everyone’s safety as we welcome you back to our bed and breakfast, we ask that we make the following promises to each [...]

  • A tree-scattered tall grass meadow with sunlight shining.

    Building Meadows for Native Flora at HollyHedge

    Returning land to natural meadows allows native species, like native wildflowers, to thrive - as well as helping to prevent water run off and soil erosion, and reducing harmful greenhouse gas emissions by not having to mow formerly manicured lawns.

  • Asparagus plants, zoomed in.

    Spring has Sprung at HollyHedge

    [smart-photo text_color="bfdabf" thumb_width="100" thumb_height="100" transition_rows="1"] [/smart-photo] With spring comes the flowering of our lovely old Weeping Cherry tree outside the main house of the inn. This year includes new additions, too. The young apple [...]

  • Glass jars and bottles filled with maple syrup on a windowsill.

    Inaugural Maple Syrup Harvest

    Our inaugural maple syrup produced nearly 1.35 liters of pristine, golden syrup all from sugar maple trees on the property.

  • A backhoe scooping up a large pile of dirt.

    Art of Composting

    Composting is a simple step that leads to gardening success. Each winter we make sure we tend to the composting. Throughout the year, anything biodegradable goes into the compost, which mainly includes kitchen scraps, animal by-products (like egg [...]

  • Three baby goats on hay and dirt at the farm.

    New Goats at HollyHedge

    Though we've had two large goats for some time, we added three new little guys in the Spring. They're fantastic garbage disposals - eating leftover food scraps, and brush that is cleared from around the property. [...]

  • Green leaves and vines from a plant.

    Updates on Last Season

    As the inaugural post on the HollyHedge Going Green Blog, we wanted to catch people up on all the things that have been happening over the last year. The spring saw a lot of preparation work. [...]