In This Issue
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Welcome
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Gourmet
Wine Dinner
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Christmas in July
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Bistro
& Catering News
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News from the Flowershop
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In Store Specials
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New Items
Menus
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Lunch Menu
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Box Lunch Menu
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Full Service Catering
OnLine Orders
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Flowers & Gifts
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Box Lunches
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Gift Certificates
Flowershop Hours
9:00
am – 5:30 pm
Monday – Saturday
Bistro Hours
Lunch: 11:00am–3:00pm
Monday – Friday
Dinner: Private
Parties and Special Events
Contact Us
enquiry@EnglishHedgerow.com
Phone: 217-365-0055
Website
www.EnglishHedgerow.com
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Welcome
Ahhh… what a beautiful summer this
is turning out to be. We hope that all of you are enjoying every minute of the
season for it is fleeting and will be over before you know it!
The English
Hedgerow is here to enhance your summer fun with our always gorgeous,
vibrant fresh flowers, organic lunches, summer sweets, and more.
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Gourmet
Wine Dinner: Saturday July 18th, 2009
This month’s gourmet wine
dinner will feature the wines of Milbrandt
Vineyards from Washington
State.
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Enjoy 6 courses of naturally
raised meats and local produce paired with the delicious wines of Milbrandt, provided by The Corkscrew Wine Emporium
The
night Starts at 7pm with the first course on the table by 7:15pm. Dinner is $50 per person and wine is $15
per person. We still have a few
spots open!
Reservation Only: helen@EnglishHedgerow.com,
or call ph: 217-365-0055
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Christmas in
July
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Remember the lovely garlands, cards and candles you
saw at English Hedgerow last winter? Well now is the time to treat yourself to some of these items at greatly reduced
prices. Squirrel them away, and then bring them out again in a few months
and you’ll be ahead, ready for the Holidays having saved a bunch!
~30 to 50% off Caspari boxed
cards, gift tags, evergreen branches, Nouvelle candles and much more ~
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Hedgerow
Bistro and Catering News
As many of you may know by now we have
been doing monthly wine dinners in conjunction with the Corkscrew Wine
Emporium. But what you may not be
aware of is that our Dinning room is available for private events as
well. We have been doing rehearsal,
graduation, corporate, and anniversary dinners for quite some time and they
have been very successful. However,
we still receive a lot of comments from people who think we aren’t open for
dinner at all. We may not be open to
the public every single night, but we could be open for you. So the next
time you are looking for a place to have a nice private event, think
English Hedgerow.
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Just a
reminder: the English Hedgerow is open once a month to the public for our
fabulous wine dinners. Over the next
several months we will be hosting dinners involving the freshest local
produce available. For this reason
we will not be able to post menu’s weeks in advance, instead it will be
only a few days. As we’ve seen most
of our customers don’t mind this and are more than willing to trust in us
to provide a dinning experience that is unsurpassed in the Champaign-Urbana
area. For this we must say, thank
you.
If
you are interested in one of our dinners I would highly recommend booking
your reservation at least 3 weeks out since our dinners are usually fully
booked after that. If you have any
questions about our dinners or would like to book your own private dinner
here at the bistro you may email Jacob@englishhedgerow.com.
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News from the Flowershop
Helen
Philpott, Owner and Floral Director
For
the past few months, our cooler has been, (and will continue to be) a
constantly revolving kaleidoscope of multi-colored wedding flowers, each
selection as unique and different as the bride & groom it was created
for. If you’re getting married this time next year, NOW is a good time to
stop in and look at the flowers that would be available for your future
nuptials. Our creative designers are available to help you with questions
and concerns.
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Photograph by Marc Romine
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Some advice about sending flowers
‘long-distance’
Have you
ever opened the yellow pages, or searched online for a florist to send a
floral gift and message to someone far away from your home town? We’d like
to share our thoughts with you about how to be sure that you get the best
possible value for the money that you spend. The most important thing to
check is WHERE the florist you are considering using is located. Check to
see if there is a business address listed. Large clearinghouse-style organizations
with apparently very low priced floral offerings seem like a great
deal….until you finally get to the end of their long, tedious order process
to discover that, with all the service & delivery charges, your bouquet
is not going to be so inexpensive after all. The problem is that these
‘order gatherers’ often do not have the capability to create the
arrangements themselves, and will relay your order on to a small, local
business (like English Hedgerow). The actual amount of dollars going into the
cost of the bouquet is much smaller than the total that was charged
(remember all those service and delivery fees?) so the amount of flowers
delivered is correspondingly less.
The ANSWER
to this problem is simple. Wherever possible, call or email the LOCAL
florist directly. Speak to them in person and ask what they would
recommend. Let them be your eyes. Trust them to send their most beautiful
blooms. If you need to send flowers out of town or around the world, let
them communicate your needs to their network of preferred florists. And if
you want something more unusual or very specific, allow a few more days
before you need the delivery to be made, and a really good florist will
willingly do their utmost to source the specialty flowers you request. Shop
LOCALLY for the very best service, quality & value.
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In Store Specials
- 30%-50% Marked Christmas
Items
- 40% off ALL Vera Bradley
New
Items
“MIXTURE”
Home Fragrances:
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Elegantly shaped fragrant soy votive candles
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Perfect to put at each place setting at dinner
parties, and to re-fill with fresh flowers when the candle has burnt down.
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Scrumptious room fragrance diffusers in
designed to coordinate with the votive candles
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Choose from fresh tomato, Wild currant, English
Ivy, gardenia or lavender.
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