A produce stand stocked from Arkansas farms first
The produce at Amanda's Villa is farm-raised and grown in the ground, from Arkansas farms as long as the season allows and out of state only when it has to be. Cut one of these tomatoes open and it's red all the way through.
- Farm-raised and grown in the ground
- Jams, jellies, chow-chow and desserts from Ozark Mountain, an Amish family that uses no preservatives
- Honey from an Arkansas beekeeper and salsa made by a local cook
- Every purchase keeps money in Arkansas
Fresh tomatoes, seasonal produce and Amish jams
What's on the stand changes with the season. In early fall it held all of this at once.
Tomatoes
Farm-raised and red all the way through, sold by the basket.
Watermelons
On the produce table while the season lasts.
Onions and pickling cucumbers
Yellow onions by the pile and pickling cucumbers kept cold.
Pumpkins and winter squash
Heirloom pumpkins, blue Hubbard, butternut and gourds every fall.
Local honey
Jars from an Arkansas beekeeper.
Jams, jellies and chow-chow
From Ozark Mountain, an Amish family in north-central Arkansas, made with no preservatives.
Call ahead to ask what came in this week.
How to stock the kitchen with Arkansas food
Stop by the stand
Come to 7901 Dollarway Road in White Hall. The produce stand sits beside the garden center.
Pick what's in season
Tomatoes, melons, squash or whatever came in this week, plus honey and preserves.
Bring it home to the table
Cook something that tastes like Arkansas.
Tomatoes that taste like a summer garden
Picture a tomato sandwich with slices that are red all the way through, chow-chow on the beans and honey on a warm biscuit. Every jar and basket came from Arkansas hands.
Without a stand like this, too many kitchens settle for produce picked early and shipped a long way.
A farm stand with Arkansas produce, local honey and chow-chow
Many Arkansas families want produce that tastes fresh, but too much of what's in the grocery store was picked early and shipped in. Amanda's Villa runs a produce stand on Dollarway Road in White Hall with farm-raised Arkansas tomatoes and seasonal produce, local honey, and Amish jams, jellies and chow-chow.
Stop by, pick what's in season, and bring home food that keeps money in Arkansas.
Questions about the produce stand
Is the produce local?
As local as the season allows. It's farm-raised, grown in the ground, from Arkansas farms first and out of state only when it has to be.
What's in season right now?
It changes every few weeks. In early fall the stand had tomatoes, watermelons, onions, pickling cucumbers, pumpkins and winter squash. Call to ask what came in this week.
Who makes the jams and chow-chow?
Ozark Mountain, an Amish family in north-central Arkansas that uses no preservatives.
Do you sell local honey?
Yes. The honey comes from an Arkansas beekeeper.
What are your hours?
Hours. The produce stand is at 7901 Dollarway Road, White Hall.
Pick what's in season. Bring Arkansas home to the table.
7901 Dollarway Road, White Hall, Arkansas · (870) 489-5463 · Hours