S&C's wild jelly

09/06/2026

Come see us!!! It's a beautiful day out today, plenty of shade, live music, food trucks and lots of wonderful vendors!

09/05/2026

Going on all weekend...come see us in spot #33 by the spring house. Lots of fun going on!

FINAL VENDOR LIST Crawford's Music And Arts Festival Featuring HUGSFEST 2026

09/04/2026

Stop out to the bullskin fall market and grab yourself some wild jelly! We are here till 8pm or till it rains lol...

08/29/2026

Just a little late night snack last night on the good china 😂 but seriously, we mixed in some hot pepper mustard to make some deviled eggs and omg was it ever good!!! Good thing we have lots in stock, grab yourself a jar next weekend at either of the events we'll be attending....bullskin fall night market (Friday) or at the yough river park around the Crawford cabin for the Labor Day weekend event. I'll be sharing more info on both events soon!

08/27/2026

Come see us labor Day weekend! Going to be a weekend packed with fun and lots of great vendors.

FINAL Vendor List Crawford's Music And Arts Festival Featuring HUGSFEST 2026!

08/20/2026

Not much better than fresh homemade sourdough bagels and autumn olive jelly!!!

08/15/2026

We are all set up at the Madison Borough community event, come see us and all the other wonderful vendors here.

08/13/2026

This Saturday (8/15/26) you can find us at the Madison Borough community event, come join us to help celebrate this community's 150th birthday.

08/09/2026

It's that season...any guesses??? The best part is it will be available at the next event!!! We've spent all day picking and cleaning these tasty little morsels.

05/31/2026

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Eight plants that grow in most yards without being planted — and every one of them feeds something.

Wild violet is the only host plant fritillary butterflies can use. Clover fixes nitrogen in the soil and feeds bees from spring through frost. Dandelion is the first nectar source of the year when nothing else is blooming yet.

🌿 The ones most people pull without a second look:

Wood sorrel — tastes like lemon. Closes her leaves at night. Feeds butterflies.

Chickweed — one of the first plants to bloom in late winter. Feeds early pollinators when almost nothing else is available.

Jewelweed — grows next to poison ivy. Seed pods explode when touched. Hummingbirds visit the flowers.

Self-heal — low purple spikes in the lawn that bumblebees work all summer.

Plantain — the broad-leaved rosette in every sidewalk crack. Edible and fed to livestock for centuries.

Eight plants. None of them planted. All of them working 🐾