Present news;
Purple Sage Healing at Stonehedge Gardens
The Healing Room of Purple Sage Healing is located in the loft of the summer house at Stonehedge Gardens and is by appointment only. Click to view more regarding Purple Sage Healing. Or email mareen@purplesagehealing.net for appointment.
Holistic Healing for You, your Pet and your Environment
Hours are by appointment
$54.00 Stonehedge Gardens members
$60.00 non-members
* Hands On Session (a session length is determined by the client's needs, but can last up to 1.5 hours)
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Holistic Healing for You, your Pet and your Environment
Hours are by appointment
$54.00 Stonehedge Gardens members
$60.00 non-members
* Hands On Session (a session length is determined by the client's needs, but can last up to 1.5 hours)
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News from the past;
Giving Circle at Stonehedge Gardens
An anonymous donor has given $1500 to Stonehedge Gardens...
and asking that five other individuals, groups or organizations step forward and match the gift of $1500 for a total of six gifts of $9,000 to help us meet our needs in 2011.
As you know funding in the state of Pennsylvania is very tight due to tremendous cuts at the state level and the economy in general. To meet this short fall and keep Stonehedge Gardens sustained, our anonymous donor has generously pledged this support to help with the many issues at hand, including the need for a new septic system, roof repairs to the main building and so many other projects that keep Stonehedge the beautiful, free resource it is to the community. Click here for informaton on making a donation. Our Paypal Donate link is not working at this time. Please send check to Stonehedge Gardens or call Friday - Sunday from 12:00 noon - 6:00pm. Thank you for your patience, we are striving to clear this matter up.
As you know funding in the state of Pennsylvania is very tight due to tremendous cuts at the state level and the economy in general. To meet this short fall and keep Stonehedge Gardens sustained, our anonymous donor has generously pledged this support to help with the many issues at hand, including the need for a new septic system, roof repairs to the main building and so many other projects that keep Stonehedge the beautiful, free resource it is to the community. Click here for informaton on making a donation. Our Paypal Donate link is not working at this time. Please send check to Stonehedge Gardens or call Friday - Sunday from 12:00 noon - 6:00pm. Thank you for your patience, we are striving to clear this matter up.
Seeking a Sustainable Solution to Stonehedge's Septic System Issues
A decentralized constructed wetland
Stonehedge Gardens has a real problem and we hope we can count on you to help us when we have our solution determined.
The ancient septic system at Stonehedge Gardens needs to be replaced. It is truly a relic, dating back to at least the mid-20th century. It's the same wastewater treatment system that was built to serve the single family household that once lived in the old Pennsylvania farmhouse that is the current headquarters for Stonehedge Gardens.
Today, this septic system collects waste-water generated from both the farmhouse and the mobile home that houses our groundskeeper. Toilets in the basement of the farmhouse are used by hundreds of guests who visit Stonehedge Gardens each year.
The old septic system can no longer keep up with this demand.
The Stonehedge Gardens Board of Directors is hoping to replace the old septic system with an environmentally-friendly waste-water treatment system.
The ideal situation would be a decentralized, constructed wetland treatment system that uses rainwater-instead of well water (drinking water)-to flush toilets. Constructed wetlands are a sustainable alternative to traditional onsite treatment of domestic wastewater. And with little operating costs or maintenance for the life of the system, they provide both environmental and economic benefits.
A professional site evaluation will determine the kind of septic system that will be appropriate for Stonehedge Gardens.
In the meantime and until we can raise the funds to replace our old septic system, portable toilets will be used for events, residents in both the farmhouse and mobile home are taking serious water conservation measures, and Stonehedge Gardens volunteer professionals are helping us identify and temporarily fix problems associated with our current system.
Once our options are accessed and our final solutions are determined, we will begin a fundraising campaign to help us raise funds to pay for a new system.
In the meantime, click here for more information on how you can help us preserve the integrity of the gardens that have given the community so much! Click here for informaton on making a donation.Our Paypal Donate link is not working at this time. Please send check to Stonehedge Gardens or call Friday - Sunday from 12:00 noon - 6:00pm. Thank you for your patience, we are striving to clear this matter up.
The ancient septic system at Stonehedge Gardens needs to be replaced. It is truly a relic, dating back to at least the mid-20th century. It's the same wastewater treatment system that was built to serve the single family household that once lived in the old Pennsylvania farmhouse that is the current headquarters for Stonehedge Gardens.
Today, this septic system collects waste-water generated from both the farmhouse and the mobile home that houses our groundskeeper. Toilets in the basement of the farmhouse are used by hundreds of guests who visit Stonehedge Gardens each year.
The old septic system can no longer keep up with this demand.
The Stonehedge Gardens Board of Directors is hoping to replace the old septic system with an environmentally-friendly waste-water treatment system.
The ideal situation would be a decentralized, constructed wetland treatment system that uses rainwater-instead of well water (drinking water)-to flush toilets. Constructed wetlands are a sustainable alternative to traditional onsite treatment of domestic wastewater. And with little operating costs or maintenance for the life of the system, they provide both environmental and economic benefits.
A professional site evaluation will determine the kind of septic system that will be appropriate for Stonehedge Gardens.
In the meantime and until we can raise the funds to replace our old septic system, portable toilets will be used for events, residents in both the farmhouse and mobile home are taking serious water conservation measures, and Stonehedge Gardens volunteer professionals are helping us identify and temporarily fix problems associated with our current system.
Once our options are accessed and our final solutions are determined, we will begin a fundraising campaign to help us raise funds to pay for a new system.
In the meantime, click here for more information on how you can help us preserve the integrity of the gardens that have given the community so much! Click here for informaton on making a donation.Our Paypal Donate link is not working at this time. Please send check to Stonehedge Gardens or call Friday - Sunday from 12:00 noon - 6:00pm. Thank you for your patience, we are striving to clear this matter up.
