WyrdWood Acres

06/14/2026

We here at WyrdWood Acres are super grateful to the community for their enthusiasm in plants! We had a great spring here meeting all of you! We have near or over 300 plants growing around the community! And we had all but one seed pack left out of 80 donated at the kimberley seed library this year. We are truly blessed to see the magic of growing reach so far. That being said I have a few things left if anyone needs them.

I got, Beans pole and bush, Marigolds, Cayenne Pepper, Pumkpin Pie pumps, red cabbage, brocolli, sweet fennel, echinacea, lemon tree, sweet corn, Calendula, winter savory, Cardinal Climbers, milk thistle, silver wormwood, Bachelor buttons, celosia cockscomb, Sunflowers.

PM if interested!

06/14/2026

We grow a multitude of flowers for all the pollinators here at WyrdWood Acres. I keep the good ones and try new ones every year. These are all first blooms of the year!

06/14/2026

When the most colorful thing in your garden is the compost pile!

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06/13/2026

This is the main project we have been working on. Yew Bloom explains here what the whole thing is about and why we chose the name. Check it out and pick up a free Cover Page to get started! This is only the beginning of something like nothing else, a truly remarkable journey. And it goes right along with the Urban Mini Farm! We will be making and creating these remedies right along with you all! I grow ALL of these herbs on the property and am always getting more here to grow and use and make the most wonderful things with!

Printable Herbology Book Cover that students can personalize and color themselves!High resolution file, formatted to Standard Letter Size (8.5" x 11"). Can slide into the front of most binders.Check out our other listings to find healing plant study units that will allow students to create their own...

06/13/2026

Mullein!!! I dont know why but its one of my favorite plants. Probably because you can use the whole thing for so many purposes. So recently I discovered the mutant Red Clover growing multi heads here. I just discovered this double stalked Mullein from the base of the plant. Its growing Twin stalks. I transplanted the 4 biggest florets from last year together to grow for flowers.

Now a few years ago I grew 2 monsters that had 13 flower heads each. It was wild. I am curious if these twins will grow in a spiral as lovers or drift apart seeking their own sun light. The Garden never ceases to amaze me and bring that childlike wonder we all need today. I share these wonders of nature with you in hopes you grow your own magic wherever and how ever you can. ✨️

06/13/2026

Hello everyone! We had a mad rush today and I am sold out of cucumbers as of tomorrow! Wild! I do have a few things left. PM if interested!

06/12/2026

Flowers are Blooming at WyrdWood Acres! Its going to be a magnificent season of growth and color! I have a few plants left for the late gardener. If you have any questions or need any please PM me. Otherwise this weekend we are focusing on the Launch of our new venture Yew Bloom. People have been asking us for years about how to make and do things. This is the beginning of a new curriculum for anyone to build and have with them to their preference for reference whenever needed. Enjoy!

06/11/2026

Hello Everyone! It's time we share what we have been working on! Head over to Yew Bloom's Page and take a look! We are building something extraordinary. This is just the beginning!

This Learning & School item is sold by YewBloom. Dispatched from United States. Listed on 10 Jun, 2026

06/08/2026

Its a gorgeous sunny morning here in the mountains. This perennial Red Clover is just beginning to Bloom. We harvest clover year round! We have a couple types that regularly produce 4, 5 and sometimes 6 leaf stems! There are at least 5 varieties thriving here at WyrdWood Acres.

06/07/2026

Crops are getting huge! Herbie looks really tiny compared to that Sangaste Rye! We will have plenty of seed this year if anyone wants to fall plant this amazing heirloom grain. The Strawberries are looking to be deliciously huge by the looks of these flowers! Happy Spring!