Frequently Asked Questions

 

Q: Where do you get the goat milk for your soap?

A: We have a small herd of Nigerian Dwarf Goats. We've raised goats for many years and enjoy them so much--they each have such character and personality.  

 

Q: Where do you get the flowers in your everlasting bouquets? 

A: We grow our flowers from seed and love to encourage others to do the same. Creating an endeavor that allows us to raise goats AND flowers is our idea of heaven!   

 

Q: Will the tag on this soap really sprout wildflowers?

A: Yes! We've sourced the paper for our tags from a company who collects office recycling and turns it into beautiful seed paper. The seeds contained in the paper are a blend of flowers and include Bird's Eyes, Clarkia, Sweet Alyssum, Black Eyed Susan & Catchfly.

 

Q: How do I plant my soap tag?

A: In a pot or in the ground in a sunny location, cover your plantable paper with 1/8" of soil and water generously. Keep the soil moist for 10 days to allow the seeds to germinate. Once the seeds sprout, keep moist but take care not to overwater. Enjoy!

 

Q: How long will my soap last?

A: Once it's in use, how long it lasts really depends on how you care for it. Keeping your soap on a draining soap dish or on a shower rack to allow it to dry out between uses will extend its life. In our household, one full sized bar usually lasts between 2-3 weeks.