Rocky Hedge Farm is a simple living blog sharing the journey of a family living in small town USA. A hang laundry on the line, cook from scratch kind of girl, living in a modular home that is being remodeled, Sarah writes about balancing life as a mother, wife, homemaker, and farm girl.
Located in rural Missouri, Sarah keeps the company of her husband, and four children. The days are filled with time spent in the garden, keeping house, working on DIY projects, checking on the bees, and spending time with her husband and their children.
This sourdough pancake recipe is our family favorite. Whip up a few ingredients the night before, and then the next morning you will be ready to finish and enjoy the most delicious fluffy sourdough pancakes.
Read MoreHomemade sourdough breads, muffins, pancakes and even cinnamon rolls all have to start with a sourdough starter. Once you have your sourdough starter it will be something that you cherish and use for a very long time. Nothing tastes quite as good as sourdough.
Read MoreA small quaint outdoor gardening shed built from reclaimed lumber, an old door from an auction and a gifted window. It’s just the perfect size for all my gardening tools and other essential garden things.
Read MoreI have never hidden that we live in a double wide mobile home. It’s part of our life story that I am more than happy to share about. I believe that everyone should make the most of whatever home that they live in, and I am on a mission to make the interior of our home look like the farmhouse simple style that I love.
Read MoreMake an herbal infused body butter using calendula, chamomile, lavender and marshmallow root. These herbs are infused with jojoba oil and avocado oil to create a moisturizing and soothing body butter for softening and soothing dry, cracked hands and skin.
Read MoreThese oven baked pork chops are seasoned with spices and baked to perfection in a cast iron skillet. These baked pork chops turn out tender, juicy and full of flavor.
Read MoreI love the look of a topiary but they can be very costly and I am not sure that I can keep one alive inside the home. The space I want to put one doesn’t get a lot of light and I wouldn’t want the plant to die. So, using supplies from the local craft store, I have created a DIY topiary tree with a step by step tutorial.
Read MoreUsing galvanized buckets or old washtubs in the garden is a great way to add a bit of character and farmhouse charm to the vegetable, herb or flower garden. It’s easy to turn any galvanized metal tub, bucket or pail into a planter with just a few tips.
Read MoreWe have been getting farm fresh milk from a local farmer for quite some time, and one of the greatest benefits from is the amount of cream that I skim off the top. Fresh cream is one of the most tasteful things about getting milk straight from the farm, and I am going to show you how to easily remove the cream from the top.
Read MoreI have a long narrow space between my dining room wall and our table. I have tried multiple pieces of furniture but nothing has worked, so, I got to thinking about what I could build for free or cheap. The solution? A diy faux fireplace made with old barn wood gathered from the barn that has a mantel to decorate.
Read MoreOur small homestead area sits on just two acres, but with a bit of planning we hope to make 2019 a great year. Expanding some of our areas, more clean up of the property and growing a bigger garden is just a few of the goals for this year.
Read MoreRocky Hedge Farm is a lifestyle and home blog focused on creating content based on a simple lifestyle, natural living, homesteading and remodeling a manufactured home in a simple farmhouse style.
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Rocky Hedge Farm is a simple living blog sharing the journey of a family living in small town USA. A hang laundry on the line, cook from scratch kind of girl, living in a manufactured home that is being remodeled, Sarah writes about balancing life as a mother, wife, homemaker, and farm girl.
Located in rural Missouri, Sarah keeps the company of her husband, and four children. The days are filled with time spent in the garden, keeping house, working on DIY projects, checking on the bees, and spending time with her husband and their children.
