Our Sacred Values
The promises underneath the pretty parts. Kindness without hierarchy. Belonging with boundaries. Care for the living world. Responsibility over perfection. Safety over access. Land before ego.
Read Our Sacred Values →Explore the Land
Wild Indigo Forest Farm · Floyds Knobs, Indiana
Explore the Land
Wild Indigo is not a collection of pretty things sitting on top of a piece of property. The land is part of the experience, part of the work, and part of the reason any of this exists.
There are places here meant for wandering, places meant for pollinators, places meant for grief and renewal, and places where the creatures who share this land remind us very quickly that we are not the only ones who live here.
You do not have to understand every piece of Wild Indigo before you arrive. Pick a trail below and see where it takes you. 🌿
Daffodil Renewal Labyrinth
A sanctuary for life-in-transition, planted with more than 1,300 daffodils so the first blooms begin opening in early March. A place for renewal, grief, becoming, and all the strange in-between seasons that do not come with tidy instructions.
Walk Into the Labyrinth →Diagon Apiary
Step into the pollinator side of Wild Indigo and meet one of the smallest, busiest communities on the farm. Our relationship with bees is part curiosity, part stewardship, and part remembering how much life depends on tiny wings.
Explore Diagon Apiary →Meet Our Wolf Pack
The humans are not the only personalities around here. Meet the animals who share Wild Indigo, patrol the paths, supervise projects, and occasionally remind us who actually believes they run the place.
Meet the Pack →Our Zero Waste Journey
Stewardship is not a label we hang on the wall. It is a thousand imperfect daily decisions about what we buy, grow, reuse, compost, protect, repair, and refuse to treat as disposable.
Follow the Stewardship Journey →The Compass Underneath It All
The Land Comes Before the Ego.
Wild Indigo is for people who believe community and accountability can exist together, that land can be cared for without being owned by ego, and that small places can still practice big values.
Kindness without hierarchyBelonging with boundariesCare for the living worldResponsibility over perfectionSafety over accessLand before ego
Wander Slowly
If This Sounds Like Your Kind of Place, Welcome.
Come for the forest. Stay long enough to notice how many lives are already happening around you.