Seeds 'n Stone transitioning to online marketplace
Seeds ‘n Stone owner Amy Winter and her dog Dottie pose in front of the original tapestry that Winter started her business with. Seeds ‘n Stone will be permanently closing its storefront Wednesday. Winter said she started the business at the farmer’s markets with the tapestry blowing in the wind behind them and when she moved to a building, she had the tapestry framed to remember her roots.
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Seeds ‘n Stone’s products will still be sold at Settler’s Natural Market, Divine Chiropractic and CJ’s Custom Meats. The products will also be up for purchase at seedsnstone.com.
Seeds ‘n Stone’s magnesium butter took three years to perfect, but owner Amy Winter said she has it down now and she has loyal customers who come back to purchase the butter frequently. The store will close its physical storefront Wednesday but her products will be able to be purchased at Settler’s Natural Market, Divine Chiropractic and CJ’s Meats and her website Seedsnstone.com.
MOSES LAKE — Amy Winter, owner of the wellness and lifestyle boutique Seeds 'n Stone, confirmed that the shop's physical location on Third Avenue will close its doors for the final time Wednesday.
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