Anarchy Acres Farmstead

Bite Back is an outdoor body oil made with the finest essential oils. It contains Citronella, Geranium, Lemongrass, Eucalyptus, and Lavender. It smells delightful, unless you’re an insect.

These are in the farm stand and on the website!

Farm stand restock! Lots of goodies today!

I have a few Borage plants looking for 🏘️
Borage, or as I call it “Little Star Flowers”, is a phenomenal pollinator friendly plant. It is an annual, but plant it once and it will always self germinate. The leaves and flowers are edible, think cucumber flavor. I love to freeze the flowers in ice cube trays to add a little something special to summer drinks. You can also sprinkle them in a salad to elevate the look! Always organically grown!

My eggs are so beautifully assorted this year! So many beautiful colors, all have the same great taste!

Garlic Scapes might be one of the most delicious things I’ve ever eaten. I wish I could have them more than once a year! Sautéed, Grilled, fresh on a salad, or pickled, you will love the mild, sweet, lightly garlicky flavor of Garlic Scapes. Always grown organically!

Mint is useful in so many ways! Not only can you brew a beautiful cup of tea, but you can enhance nearly any beverage by adding a sprig. Better yet, make an extract by soaking it for months in vodka to make your own mint extract! Mint is also helpful for colds and migraines. Always grown organically!

I have beautiful bundles of Motherwort in the farm stand! You can choose to dry them or make a tincture with them. Motherwort is a beautiful medicinal plant that has a multitude of uses. Not recommended during pregnancy, but encouraged at term. Great for menstrual cycles and menopause, and also remarkable for lowering blood pressure and heart palpitations. (Please ask for medical advice prior to use). Always grown organically.

Today’s haul, Garlic Scapes, Motherwort and Chamomile! I will have 1 bundle of Scapes and Fresh Motherwort in the farm stand!

I have a 1 1/2’-2’ tall Marshmallow baby looking to be transplanted. ☺️. It’s in my farm stand!

known for its medicinal properties and as the original source of the confectionary marshmallow. It grows 3–6 feet tall with fuzzy leaves and pale pink or white flowers, thriving in moist, marshy areas. (Mine thrives in well drained soil too) All parts of the plant are edible, but the roots are most famous for their soothing, mucilaginous compounds used to treat coughs, sore throats, and skin irritations as well as an aid in indigestion and stomach issues, though modern marshmallows no longer use the plant.