Welcome to Dripping Springs Garden

We’ll be back on the downtown Fayetteville Square every Saturday from 7 am until 2 pm starting April 6 with fresh organically grown vegetables and cut flower bouquets. And as a bonus, two sneak-a-peek Spring Fling markets on March 23 and 30 (9 am to 1 pm)! This year (2024) we’ll be attending all the Saturday markets—though the Farmers Market will also take place each Tuesday on the Square from 7am until 1 pm.

Our 2024 CSA is now open for enrollment. Just go to our CSA page to read about our weekly produce boxes and how to sign up. Program begins May 30 and continues for 18 weeks through September 26.

You don’t have to leave it up to chance to find if we still have your favorites when you make it to market: you can order each week, on-line, from comfort of home—-and pick up on Thursday afternoons at the Fayetteville Public Library. Dripping Springs Garden and our other market producers are listed by name and products available each week at www.fayettevillearkansas.locallygrown.net. Check it out! Our on-line market runs year-round.

Missed the Saturday market and still need flowers ? You’ll find our seasonal bouquets at Ozark Natural Foods just inside the main entrance. ONF also carries our salad mixes and other specialty vegetables when in season—our normal delivery days there are Tues/Thurs/Saturday.

Having a ‘locally-grown’ wedding? A bridal shower? Or a simple gathering with friends? We can provide an elegant touch with our garden blooms to enhance any event. Contact us to see what’s blooming and when. We’re happy to work with your budget and vision.


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Dripping Springs Garden is a USDA certified-organic market garden in rural Carroll County in the heart of the Arkansas Ozarks. We’re nestled in a meandering, forested valley along Dry Fork Creek, our crystal-clear water source that flows into the Kings River. Our intensively-cultivated market garden spans only four acres, but is immensely productive. We’ve called this garden and forest our home for almost 40 years. 

 

 “The gardener doesn’t make the garden, the garden makes the gardener” —Alan Chadwick