Black Fox Farm is a tucked-away sanctuary held between wooded ridges, open fields, and creek-fed mist. It began as a need for a quieter way to live and has grown into a place to tend soil, animals, and the long work of belonging to one piece of land.

Here, steep hills, hidden hollows, and limestone-clear water set the pace. Food gardens, herb beds, and the work of Lunar Apothecary all grow out of this landscape, shaped by its weather, wildlife, and the stubborn resilience of the plants that choose to root here.

Everything that grows from this land — apothecary work, teaching, or quiet sanctuary — shares in the depth of the Appalachian Mountains, tended with patience, respect, and commitment to listening to Nature.