Abbee Hats & Gifts
Welcome to Abbee Hat & Gifts, a convenient and easy way to order fancy, casual and garden hats from our booths at Spring Flower & Garden shows. Showcasing the artistic sides of Bob, Dianna and daughter, Anne Marie, with original artwork and wood turnings, we hope you will enjoy your time on these pages and visit us at one of our western shows for a first hand look at our offerings.
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No two are exactly alike and we've uploaded a few fine examples of each type for your consideration and sales on our website only. (These selected unique items are not taken to the shows, which would be an inventory nightmare trying to remember which was sold and which one could still be in the show trunks after we returned home.)
Dianna loves the freedom of abstract design and varying textures. As it is difficult to suppress the gardener within, most of her acrylics have nature worked into the designs - dried leaves and other plant snippets, but also the inclusion of interesting metallic objects, glass, paper, poly or wood. All compositions are on gallery wrapped canvas and finished with a protective varnish. Want more information on each piece or interested in a
These unique items are made from a variety of materials, natural stone, blown glass, carved wood, semi-precious stones and heirloom beads. Suitable for both fancy and casual styles, the 8-inch pins can be shortened to be used as a lapel pin and all come with a protective clutch on the end for safety.
Worried about frost or snow before planting? The first snowstorm of October or November may be a cause for concern if you are planting shrubs or perennials, but do not worry about lily bulbs from B&D Lilies. Being completely dormant and safely tucked underground, they will not be harmed by the sudden changes in weather. Click bulb trio photo to learn more.
"Fresh Crop" lilies are bulbs from the current harvest season. "Old Crop" Bulbs are bulbs left in freezers from the previous years harvest. After more than a year frozen solid, quality suffers and they not suitable for garden planting. Click on photo to read entire article.
