Hayward Creations Awarded one of
New Brunswick's most Innovative Small Businesses for 2011
for work with Solidsurface!!






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Third generation family owned and operated, Hayward's Potato House and Greenhouse is owned and operated by Leighton and Lanson Hayward. They bring 15 years of experience to the woodturning and burl furniture business.
Halfway between Woodstock and Hartland at 248 Route 590 in Jacksonville, NB is a giant size burl. And what is a burl, you say? For those who are unfamiliar with burls, a burl is a large rounded outgrowth on the trunk or branch of a tree that can be cut into slabs or made into a variety of elegant showroom pieces such as bowls, vases or tables.
Hayward's Potato House and Greenhouses offer a wide selection of burl furntiure pieces. Custom orders such as mantels and burl beams for porches and entryways are welcomed, as there are a large variety of burls on site. To place an order or to inquire on the variety of burl products offered, a call to Leighton or Lanson Hayward is suggested at 506-328-3650 or one can Email the Haywards.

42" octogon glass top table,
yellow burch hand carved burl, decorative wrought iron base.
17" high.

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The Haywards are noted for having the largest burl in Atlantic Canada at their greenhouse, weighing in at 5000 lbs and being 6 1/2 feet across! (Photo Below)


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For an easy way to spot Hayward Potato House and Greenhouse,
just look for the big wooden man standing in their front gateway.







Wooden Man Carved by:
Albert Deveau


THE WOODEN MAN
Written by Alice Ellis

As I drive up the old Trans Canada just spying out the land.
On my left, I see a wooden man, up high upon his stand.

His hat sits nicely on his head, he's very much at ease.
Just looking straight across the road, his red scarf blowing in the breeze.

I am sure, that if he could, he would wear a great big smile,
knowing that old winter has passed him by and gone his last long mile.

We all just look him over, thinking how he looks so nice.
Knowing how he weathered many storms, the snow, the sleet, the ice.

Even though his expression never changes I'm sure he'd be glad it's spring.
If he could see the green grass coming and could hear birds begin to sing.

If the wooden man could think a bit, he'd probably
wonder why people are hurrying to the Hot House
their plants and shrubs to buy.

If only he could turn his head and if he could talk he'd say,
"you be sure and come again, now have a nice nice day."

I guess he will always be there, long after I am gone,
just standing , looking straight ahead from night time until dawn.

He will always be in that same place because he's not going anywhere.
Yes, he's just a Wooden Man and makes us happy being there.


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