Producer

Established in 2017, Rocky Hill Farm is committed to “food not yards”, intensive small space gardening, plant, animal, and insect therapy, reduce/recycle/reuse/repurpose, and minimalist philosophies.

I don’t have a greenhouse so if it’s grown here I know first hand that it’s a hardy plant. Tending plants reminds me of the connection that exists in all sentient beings. I find tending plants to be very therapeutic.

My little Findhorn garden is being prepped for cool weather planting. I have two interns, a first for me, and I’m quite excited about the potential for an abundance of vegetables, primarily culinary herbs, and edible flowers.

Madhu Makhi Apiary currently has six strong hives. We’ve lost five hives since last summer. Honey bees are fascinating insects and excellent teachers with their own unique therapeutic value. If all goes well Rocky Hill Farm should have Issaqueena Forest Honey for sale this fall (2020).

Purchases of anything I list should be considered a gift donation to be used for the care of my aging horse, Choctaw, and my aging companion dog, Dill.

Every journey starts with one step and my 2020 journey is dedicated to lost loved ones. All efforts are with love and gratitude to God, for Leah and all of my family, my friends, and for mental, spiritual, physical, and emotional health.

Non-certified, traditional organic gardening methods. No chemical fertilizers, herbicides, or pesticides, ever, on the land.

Choctaw is wormed with Ivermectin once every two months and her manure is composted and is the primary fertilizer for outdoor plants - in the ground or potted. Fly control is topical botanicals on her body and fly traps.