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We’re all about nature here at Wild Ozark. We live in a very remote area of northwest Arkansas in the Ozark Mountains on 160 acres of mostly wild land. Predators and prey are plentiful.
Our philosophy is that we maintain the parts we need to use- that part is “ours” and the wildlife passes through as guests. The rest belong to the wilds. In that part it is we who are the guests.
One of our goals, our main goal, actually, is to become self-reliant using the land as our home and resource. Some of the ways we practice self-reliance includes trying to make a living from this land.
We grow wild-simulated ginseng, craft jams and sweets from the bounty of fruit and herbs here, and Rob creates fine woodworking items. I write, photograph, and draw, and create products for our market booth from these things.
Ozark Ginseng
We’re the only certified American ginseng nursery in Arkansas (that I know of). Visit us at our market booth in Huntsville on Tuesdays or Rogers on Saturdays.
Or come out to see our Ozark ginseng habitat demonstration garden, buy seedlings, and learn how to grow it. You can find all that and more by browsing the menu at the top. Books, articles, seedlings, and information about the nursery are here.
This is our Virtual Homestead
I’m Madison Woods, the voice behind this website. Browse around. Ask questions. Leave comments, and share your own experiences. I am happy you are here and hope you find what you’re seeking! If you don’t, let me know and I’ll try to point you to it.
I’m also “Ima Erthwitch“, rural fantasy writer. If you’re a reader of things somewhat off-track of the norm, you might like my stories. Every Friday I post a flash fiction story to the fiction site. My current long work is book two of the Bounty Hunter series. Book one, First Hunt, is available at Amazon now.
Become a Wild Ozarkian!
Keep up with the things going on around here, workshops and herb walks, new product releases, etc. by following at our Facebook page.
Every other month, when I’m on schedule, we also put out a newsletter for those who don’t follow at the blog or get on FB. You’ll also find a link to my fiction newsletter at the link below.
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Visit the Nature Boutique & Reconnect to Nature
We’re a vendor at the Downtown Rogers Farmer’s Market Saturday’s until end of season in October. Our ginseng habitat garden is open to the public by appointment beginning in May. And the online Nature Boutique is open all the time.
Some of our most recent items include these gorgeous handcrafted keepsake boxes that Rob made:
