Naturally grown. Native at heart. Grown with intention.
A BLOOM & HARVEST FARM ROOTED IN
SOUTH-CENTRAL ALABAMA
Come Along With Me
There's more than one way to experience Whitewater Creek Farm
GROWN & GATHERED
Seasonal offerings from Whitewater Creek Farm
HOLIDAY AMARYLLIS
Learn to grow and time beautiful blooms for Christmas.
Seasonal growing notes, inspiration & life around the farm.
FROM THE FARM
Hi there!
What began as a horse farm has become our Bloom & Harvest Farm in south-central Alabama — a place where I grow flowers and food, tend the land naturally, and find beauty in the everyday rhythms of farm life.
I love sharing what we grow, what I’m learning, and a little bit of the goodness that comes from this place.
I’m Alicia — the grower and gatherer behind Whitewater Creek Farm.
I’m so glad you’re here.
What Guides Us
A bloom & harvest farm guided by nature and intention.
Naturally Grown
Working with living soil and natural methods — without synthetic herbicides, pesticides, or fertilizers.
Native & Heirloom Focus
Bloom & Harvest Farm
We grow food to nourish the body and flowers to nourish the soul — believing both have a place in a life well lived.
From fresh blooms and harvests to dried flowers, seeds and preserved goods — we find ways to carry the goodness of the farm from one season into the next.
Grown for Every Season
We choose varieties for their history, resilience, beauty, and connection to the land.
A little goodness from the farm.
The Willie Mae is our self-serve farmstand, filled seasonally with flowers, plants, eggs and other goods grown and made right here at Whitewater Creek Farm
Stop by and see what's waiting for you.
The Willie Mae
Our self-serve farmstand at Whitewater Creek Farm
MON–FRI · 8–6 | SAT–SUN · 9–5
5322 County Road 5511 · Troy, Alabama
Self-serve • Cash • Venmo • Check
Want something waiting for you? Call or text us and we'll have it ready for pickup at The Willie Mae.
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