Wild Ozark Verified listing

Wild Ozark is nestled in eastern mid-Madison county very near the Newton county line, way off the beaten pavement path. We grow a lot of rocks. Rocks? What kind of crop or product is that?

ARKANSAS MADE: Rocks are the bane of most farmers, maybe, but a very useful thing to an artist, as it turns out. I use the rocks to make pigments for my paints. The paintings I create are mostly of nature scenes, wildlife, and Ozark native plants in our beautiful earthy tones. For more information about this unique art, visit WildOzark.com.

I sell original watercolor and oil paintings, and prints and notecards, too. To see my portfolio of works visit my website. If you'd like to see how the paints are made, I'll have a show-and-tell station in my upcoming new studio beginning July 31, 2026. This is also where I will host workshops on how to make the paints.

STUDIO: Coming soon! The new Wild Ozark Studio will be open beginning July 31, 2026. Learn more at here. Sign up for my newsletter and check off the special interest group STUDIO to get a weekly update on last minute schedule changes.

ARKANSAS GROWN: We have a small American ginseng nursery. In spring through summer we sell potted seedlings for local pickup (at the nursery, also the same location as the Wild Ozark Studio), and in fall we ship out bare-root seedlings. As well, we sell companion plants that grow in the same habitat. Our focus is helping people re-establish natural habitat for American ginseng. We have a little demonstration area to show and tell how to spot the plants, what kind of environment they like the best, and how to tell the difference between the ginseng and the tricky lookalikes.

Our nursery is tiny, so supplies are always limited. We propagate the companion plants in small quantities, and some take years to go from seed to ready-to-sell, so if there’s something you’d like us to start for you, please get in touch. When late spring hail storms stay away, we keep a small but steady supply of 1-2 yr old ginseng, goldenseal, bloodroot, wild ginger, doll’s eyes, and Christmas ferns. Older ginseng specimen plants are available, but not in large quantities.

Other companions like black or blue cohosh, American spikenard, vernal witch hazel, spicebush, and others need to be requested in advance. For information about the ginseng nursery, please visit ginseng.WildOzark.com.