Brambled Eggs Farm

Interested in backyard elderberries? Elderberries are easy to grow, produce heavy crops (for you and the birds), and are well known for providing immune support.

Some of their uses include syrup, jam, tea, and tinctures. When canes get grouped together, they form a really nice hedge between you and that neighbor you don't like so much. ;) They tolerate full sun to partial shade, which makes them very versatile. There are at least 2 cautions you should be aware of when planting elderberries: 1) unlike other berries, they require cooking before eating, and 2) they'll require thinning every few years, or they will consume whatever area you put them in.

We currently have elderberry canes for sale. 5/$10. Message us if you're interested in adding these to your farm.

Fresh brown eggs for sale, manufactured by happy, free-range hens. Text (937) 325-2149 to schedule your custom pickup.

Great news, everyone! Area counties have launched their tree sales. They don't stay open for long, so don't dilly dally. I've included links to those we're aware of in the comment below.

Another high-wind day here in SW . It's a good reminder for to cover bare soil in their and flower beds. Soil erosion and moisture loss are negative consequences and can be deterred by topping beds with cut grass, cardboard, compost, or straw. Of course, wood mulch works too, as long as it doesn't get worked into the soil, thereby tapping its nitrogen.

[Tree Sale] Few people know that area counties, including Clark, Montgomery, and Greene, have yearly tree sales. These counties offer a mix of DEEPLY DISCOUNTED nut, fruit, and decorative trees. Despite the county sales having passed for 2025, we're telling you about them so you know their existence and can take advantage of them in 2026. As we learn of each upcoming sale, we'll post them here with direct links. If you want a "sneak peek" into Greene County's recent sale, here's the direct link:

Tree Sale 2025 Click HERE to place your tree order

Welcome to Brambled Eggs Farm! We're Brad & Teena Rose. We've been consistently converting our land into edible acres, following an optimized approach to sustainable food production and permaculture while keeping a watchful eye on our impact on Mother Earth. Be sure to check out our most recent newsletter, which will provide you with more insight into us, our animals, and our philosophy behind why we do what we do.