Margaret Freeman Osha
Join Margaret, a sixth-generation Vermonter, as she shares her heartfelt insights, passions, and the pure joys of life on the farm. With seventy years of experience, she offers a captivating glimpse into the beauty and fulfillment of rural life.
My original writing — adventures, quiet moments, and everything in between.
Reflecting on the year, I can confidently say it has been a fruitful one for my gardening endeavors.
The original idea of a wildflower garden came to us a few years ago when a small strip of lawn next to the driveway volunteered itself.
Haying consumed most of the summer at the farm. Acreage that would take a man all summer to hay in yesteryears takes a few short days in today's world of farming.
Drawn from Vermont tradition and shaped by the seasons, timeworn and made for everyday tables.
My original sketches and photography prints.
Margaret Freeman Osha, a sixth-generation Vermonter, is deeply rooted in the state's rural landscape. Her upbringing on a hill farm in Northfield, where she lived and farmed for 45 years, shaped her enduring connection to the land and to the traditions of her ancestors.
In her retirement, Margaret Freeman Osha finds joy in the simple pleasures of life. She immerses herself in nature, taking long walks in the woods, riding her Morgan mare, and tending her garden.
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