It’s good and it’s Green

Sherry Green in her new shop on Main Street, “All Thingz Green.”

Sherry Green, owner of All Thingz Green at 122 E. Main Street, has taken a different approach to her new retail shop.

She is combining her two long-time passions, of health and photography, and creating one unique store where she is selling her popular nature photography and shots of downtown Manchester, both on canvas and in notecard form, and also offering HempWorx CBD oils. She will be adding CBD hair care and skin care as well.

“I am so excited to offer my lifelong dream of ‘all thingz Green’ to my wonderful town!” she said in a recent Facebook post announcing her store opening.

The “Green” is not only a play on words with her name, but also with her nature photos and the CBD oils that have made a natural difference in Sherry’s own health and that of many others with whom she has worked.

“I have been researching to improve my health for 23 years,” she said. “Several years ago I discovered Young Living Essential Oils and found out what a difference they could make in my health–not just masking the symptoms, but actually addressing the root causes of why I became ill.” And then, more recently, she discovered the benefits of CBD.

“CBD is just another essential oil,” she explained. “HempWorx is created from the essential oil of the hemp plant and the carrier is hemp seed oil. I have done a lot of research into how it works with your body and its own healing systems and this all just came together.”

People are naturally curious about CBD oil. Most have seen it on TV, read about it in magazines or online, and are wanting to find out more. Sherry is passionate about helping others improve their health and eager to share what she has learned over the past six months since joining HempWorx. Growing up on a farm and still intensely interested in “all things green,” she understands the importance of doing things the way nature intended.

A Grand Opening event is planned for Saturday, October 26. Stop in and see Sherry, enjoy the photos on display, and get your CBD questions answered–she’s open Monday through Thursday, 2-7 pm; Friday 2-8 pm; Saturday 10 am-5 pm.

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by Marsha Chartrand

Marsha Johnson Chartrand, a founder, writer, and copy editor with the Manchester Mirror, is a 50-year resident of Manchester. She has a long history of volunteer and community involvement.