Wildwood Farm

06/24/2026

It was a cool evening in the garden-perfect time to harvest and enjoy all our hard work.

06/22/2026

I went to check on the stand and found a few of our hens thought the basket was a perfect spot to lay some eggs 😂 can’t get fresher than that!

06/16/2026

The hens are laying and the flowers are exploding from all that rain we’ve gotten! Come on by!

06/16/2026

A pretty bowl full of eggs and some basil from the garden. It’s summer!!

06/14/2026

If you want to follow along with the baby skunk saga!

I’m very upset with the family that brought me this baby skunk. Not because they did anything wrong— they saved his life!— but because the very sweet little boy in the family told me that this skunk and his brother are named Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr.

Both skunks were unconscious when they got here, but things happen inside my head while other things happen for real. When this child said, “Aaron Burr,” I kept the response, “Give us a verse, drop some knowledge!” all to myself. Now, a few hours later, I have refuted the farmer, been helpless, toasted the groom and bride, defeated the British, argued with (and as) Thomas Jefferson, had my life destroyed by the Reynolds pamphlet, grieved my husband, and told the audience about opening an orphanage. It’s been a busy afternoon.

While at it, I worked to resuscitate Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton, who were near death at arrival due to very low blood sugar and dehydration. True to their names, Hamilton didn’t make it. Burr has survived and is now fully responsive and able to eat on his own. However, he denies allegations that he was responsible for Hamilton’s death.

Thank you to the lovely family who helped these babies and our supporters who make their care possible. We know Aaron Burr has great things ahead of him and he’ll get along great with our other skunks his age after quarantine.

Please commemorate Alexander Hamilton the skunk with your own inner or outer Broadway performance.

06/13/2026

Meet our cutest veggie devouring, fertilizer producing, heart throbs on the farm. Spending time with the buns is a highlight of all our days.

06/11/2026

Flowers and Eggs will be stocked in the stand every Saturday and Sunday this month! Come on by! farmfresheggs

06/06/2026

06/06/2026

The Farm Stand is open! We hope you will be blessed by what we have to offer! Follow along for updates on the stand all season long!

05/21/2026

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