Welcome to our Historic Farm

Location: Stream Cliff Herb Farm is 1/2 mile East of SR#3 on Commiskey Road (turn on road opposite of Commiskey Corner Store). We are approximately in the middle of a triangle between Louisville, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis. From I-65, take the Uniontown exit #41 (1st one south of Seymour), go east 11 miles to SR#3, then north to Commiskey Road. From Cincinnati take US#50 to North Vernon then south on SR#3. From Madison, SR#7 north, left at 250 W, right at SR#3, right at Commiskey Road, go 1/3 mile.

Stream Cliff Farm Winery is open each Saturday 12:00-4:00 during January, February and March 2012. Stream Cliff Farm and Tearoom is closed for the winter. Our opening date for the 2012 season is Wednesday March 28, 2012. The Farm will then be open each Wednesday - Saturday 10:00-5:00 and Sunday 12:00-5:00. The Tearoom will be open Wednesday - Saturday 11:00-4:00 and Sunday 12:00-4:00. The Winery will be open Wednesday - Saturday 11:00-4:00 and Sunday 12:00-4:00. (All aspects for the Farm will be closed Sunday April 8th for Easter, July 4th and Thanksgiving.)

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We invite you to join us during our Customer Appreciation Days to celebrate the opening of the 2012 season, beginning Wednesday March 28, 2012 and continuing until Saturday April 7, 2012. During these special dates we will be giving a 10% discount on all plant purchases. You will also be able to preview new plant varieties, some of which are in very limited quantities. This allows those of you who follow us online or are on our mailing list to bring your family and friends to the Farm before we advertise to the general public.

We are currently working on the schedule of events for the 2012 season. We have many wonderful new ideas for cooking, gardening and craft classes. Please check our website in early March for complete details. Also if you are not currently a Facebook friend of Stream Cliff Farm, Tearoom & Winery be sure to add us to your friend list to get special offers and news about the Farm. We are currently booking group events at the 2011 season's price. Please visit our Group Packages page for complete details to plan a visit during our 2012 season. All groups making reservations before March 1, 2012 will receive the 2011 prices.

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Here you will find hundreds of varieties of herbs, perennial flowers, everlastings, old-fashioned roses and butterfly bushes.
Display gardens arranged in quilt pattern designs, many with water features.
Gardens are shown in Beautiful Gardens, Midwest Living, Better Home & Garden's Garden Shed Summer 2001, Gardening How-To and the Herb Companion magazines.
Twigs & Sprigs Tearoom featuring unique soups, sandwiches, salads and desserts with herbs and edible flowers. Afternoon country tea offering finger sandwiches, delicate desserts, teas, and herbal tisanes.

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Four Garden/Craft shops which include: Country Store, Summer Kitchen, Aunt Betty's Cabin and the Potting Shed. You will find garden accessories, statuary, books, handmade crafts such as twig/herbal wreaths, cornhusk items, blacksmith articles, mohair bears, dolls, and pottery. Large selection of garden related books, and also books by Tasha Tudor and Mary Cicely Barker.

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Four Garden/Craft shops which include: Country Store, Summer Kitchen, Aunt Betty's Cabin and the Potting Shed. You will find garden accessories, statuary, books, handmade crafts such as twig/herbal wreaths, cornhusk items, blacksmith articles, mohair bears, dolls, and pottery. Large selection of garden related books, and also books by Tasha Tudor and Mary Cicely Barker.