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.
I love having a cut flower garden and this year I am adding Cosmos to my cut garden beds. I have read that they are profuse annual bloomers that are perfect for the cottage garden. They are known as very easy flowers to grow from seed and will last long through the summer until the first frost.
Read MoreI have a huge love for all things sourdough so when I recently started craving carrot cake, I went into the kitchen and began to experiment with a few recipes. What I ended up with was a very moist, delicious, easy carrot cupcake recipe made with sourdough.
Read MoreWe recently purchased property that adjoins our current farm area, and we have a lot of clean up to do. However, with determination and a vision in mind, we know how beautiful this area can be.
Read MoreOur double wide mobile home has seen several changes to the front of the home in the five years that we have lived here. I am quite sure it will be getting a large front porch in the near future but for this season I used what I had, what I found, and a few new annual plants to create a welcoming Spring feel.
Read MoreEvery Tuesday, I link up with my friends Chloe from Boxwood Avenue and Lisa from Farmhouse on Boone to share easy farmhouse, farm and home making ideas that make living a little more simple a bit easier for you.
Read MoreA simple & fresh Spring mantel using vintage elements and flowering branches. I share about the vintage or vintage inspired pieces that I use to decorate the mantel for our home this Spring season.
Read MoreWell, it has been a long time since I have given an update about the farm and the process of moving our double wide mobile home. So, since I have been getting a lot of emails I decided it was time to give you all an update.
Read MoreEvery Tuesday, I link up with my friends Chloe from Boxwood Avenue and Lisa from Farmhouse on Boone to share easy farmhouse, farm and home making ideas that make living a little more simple a bit easier for you.
Read MoreThe delicious combination of cacao, chocolate chips and peanut flour come together in this decadent cookie recipe that our entire family loves. The best part? You would never guess that they were healthy, low-carb and sugar-free.
Read MoreEvery Tuesday, I link up with my friends Chloe from Boxwood Avenue and Lisa from Farmhouse on Boone to share easy farmhouse, farm and home making ideas that make living a little more simple a bit easier for you.
Read MoreOnions are one of the most loved vegetables in our home. Whether diced, carmalized or sauteed they are delicious in any dish, at any meal. Onions are also one of the easiest vegetables to grow in a garden, and with just a few simple steps you can learn how to plant and grow big, sweet onions in your garden.
Read MoreHappy Spring! We are officially in the Spring time season and we have been enjoying warm sunny days. Beautiful warm days means that I am spending time in the garden, checking bees and planting flowers. It also means that I am adding some fresh greenery to our home and this week I am sharing a simple corner of our kitchen decorated for Spring.
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.
