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Slowing Down to See the Season: A New Workshop Series at Richland Creek There are moments on the farm—usually early in the morning, when the light is just right—when everything feels still enough to really notice. The way the fog lifts off the pasture. The first green of spring pushing through. The long shadows in […]
The diligence of our honeybees reminds me of my husband Ken. He takes care of all our fruit trees throughout the growing season making sure his spray schedule does no harm to these tiny, but essential livestock. The last two days of hail and freezing temperatures have broken our hearts as the weather severely damaged […]
This rose has a story. I call it the Caledonia Rose. Seldom did I get to spend “alone” time with my Grandaddy, Dixon Risinger, but one day we got to take a road trip to El Dorado together. He loved driving backroads and looking at old timber and structures covered in vines and overgrowth so […]
My 2024 garden season got off to a busy start! I was the guest speaker for the February meeting of Union County Master Gardeners, in El Dorado, AR. With no assigned topic, I presented an unexplored subject, but one I’m attempting to do at Richland Creek – the production of hardy annuals for cut flowers. […]
Richland Creek farm is a beautiful setting with lots of colorful plants and animals. Different seasons produce vibrant colors and smells. You can hear the leaves rustling as the breeze blows, the birds sing and the honey bees buzz as they work with us aour farm chores. When the flowers bloom, the whole area is like a picture perfect postcard.