Blog — Foxhollow

Heather Mattingly
Blue Winters Foxhollow Farm

Beating the Winter Blues

The whole world, it seems, is gray. Cold. Dreary. And my start-of-February mood matches the view from my window. Gray. Cold. Dreary. When grumping to my friends about this, it becomes clear that I am not the only one who feels this way. The cheer of the holidays is long passed, the garden is still sleeping, and the rebirth of spring feels 100 years away. If nature is influencing our mood, perhaps we should heed her example. The woods are not dead, they are dormant. Resting, recharging for the explosion of life in the spring. Buried under a blanket of...

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Maggie Keith
Foxhollow Market

Foxhollow Market

Foxhollow Market is a place to connect with the land, the products we grow here alongside our partner growers, and the intentions behind our mission to create a thriving Biodynamic farm community. Foxhollow Market can be found at the hub of Foxhollow Farm in a newly renovated corner of our White Barn. Parking is available at the market. Take in the wonder of a working farm and behold some garden beauty as you explore right outside the market. We are between Pure Pollen Flower Gardens and Pavel’s Market Garden. Plus, we have a fruit and nut orchard trail in a...

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Heather Mattingly
Proof is in the Energy

The Proof is in the Energy

The Proof is in the Energy. Perhaps you know that the land on which Foxhollow resides has changed hands and evolved quite a bit over the years. (If not, you can read our story here). Partner growers, events, business ideas, and employees have come and gone over the years, but visitors continue to be drawn to this land. I have been trying to get at the "why" of Foxhollow for a few years now: why people like to come and walk the land, sit by the stones and walk the labyrinth or the nature trail. After doing a deep dive...

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Heather Mattingly
Foxhollow's Stone Circle

Foxhollow's Stone Circle

Have you ever been to the Foxhollow's Stone Circle? Have you ever wondered how the Foxhollow Stonehenge came to be? I know when I first saw the stones, I wondered what the purpose of the large stone pillars were. Was it merely an art installation or did the stones and the symbols carved into them have a deeper meaning? The artist behind the stones, Marko Pogačnik, is from Slovenia and graduated in 1967 as a sculptor from the academy of fine arts in Ljubljana. Marko developed a method of Earth healing similar to acupuncture, using stone pillars with carved cosmograms,...

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