Sharpland Art and Permaculture

Sharpland Art and Permaculture Family-run in Loveland, OH, creating herbal salves, natural bath and body products, preserves, seasonings, and nature-inspired art. Part of Sharp Arts LLC.

Intentionally made with quality ingredients, with herbs and botanicals grown on our homestead.

Finally figs! 💜
09/03/2026

Finally figs! 💜

This is a feeling of clean, soft, healthy skin that we've just never gotten from other kinds of soap.We tested these new...
09/02/2026

This is a feeling of clean, soft, healthy skin that we've just never gotten from other kinds of soap.

We tested these new tallow soaps at our summer markets while trying them ourselves. After several months of using them and getting feedback, we're excited to say they're here to stay!

Beef tallow skincare has been an absolute eye-opener. The more we learn and experience how compatible it is with our skin, the less we want to go back to the old ways. Made with a blend of olive oil, coconut oil, grass-fed, grass-finished beef tallow, and castor oil, these bars create a rich, creamy lather.

If you've noticed tallow skincare popping up everywhere lately, there's a good reason. It's making a comeback, and after trying it ourselves, we understand why. Naturally rich in vitamins A, D, E, and K, tallow is known for supporting your skin's natural barrier and hydration.

Just like our new plant-based soaps, these bars are scented with herb-infused oils and essential oils. French or Brazilian clay gives them color while adding gentle exfoliation and detoxification.

These bars are:

• Free of palm and soybean oil
• Plastic-free
• Scented only with botanicals and essential oils

$9 per bar

Scents pictured: Dandelemon, Patchouli, Eucalyptus, and Lemongrass. We also have a few Unscented bars and Rose Geranium left.

They're available at our homestead shop, through Facebook Marketplace, and we can ship anywhere in the U.S.! Send us a message here or email [email protected].

Soon(ish), you'll even be able to order directly from our website!

And the award for heftiest tomato goes to Mr. Stripey!Narrowly beating out our largest Great White by 1 oz., Mr. Stripey...
09/02/2026

And the award for heftiest tomato goes to Mr. Stripey!

Narrowly beating out our largest Great White by 1 oz., Mr. Stripey will take the 2026 big tomato title. It's not all about size though, these have a great flavor too.

Now, we only grew one plant of this variety, and this is only the 3rd tomato we've harvested from it. Maybe in a milder season it would have set more fruit. We'll be saving some of these seeds and give it another go in 2027.

It's always worth trying a variety 2-3 times. We had low production from Great White the first couple times we grew it. And even though it is delicious, we shelved it for a few years. We brought it back this year and have had excellent results from a couple of plants. You just never know!

A bowl of colorful abundance to start the week
08/31/2026

A bowl of colorful abundance to start the week

The critters came for the biggest pawpaws on the tree, so it's The Pawpaw Droppas to the rescue!These were all so close,...
08/31/2026

The critters came for the biggest pawpaws on the tree, so it's The Pawpaw Droppas to the rescue!

These were all so close, but if we wait for them to drop, we're just feeding the local raccoons. 106 fruits came off of our Shenandoah tree. We're stunned. We've never had anywhere near this many. At 10 years old, this tree has really hit maturity.

Some of these are already soft and only 1-3 days away from ripeness. They'll all get a sunny window spot to finish, and we'll start separating flesh from seeds.

Who has a favorite use for pawpaws? We're going the banana bread route with some. Ice cream is a popular choice. What else?

New product announcement! 🫧 Plant-based artisan soaps are here! 🫧These new soaps combine nutrient-dense oils for a rich,...
08/28/2026

New product announcement! 🫧 Plant-based artisan soaps are here! 🫧

These new soaps combine nutrient-dense oils for a rich, creamy lather. Each bar is handcrafted in small batches by our awesome partner in Minnesota. We loved her tallow soaps so much that we've expanded our lineup with her to bring you even more goodness.

Made with olive oil, coconut oil, shea butter, avocado oil, castor oil, botanicals, and essential oils, these long-lasting bars gently cleanse while deeply nourishing your skin. Naturally occurring glycerin leaves your skin feeling soft and conditioned without drying it out.

Whether it's the items we personally handcraft or the products we've sourced from our network of makers, we're committed to offering better and better ingredients that meet our family's standards. Unlike some of the soaps we've offered (and still stock), these bars are:

• Free of palm and soybean oil
• Plastic-free
• Scented only with botanicals and essential oils

$9 per bar

They're available at our homestead shop, through Facebook Marketplace, and we can ship anywhere in the U.S.! Send us a message here or email [email protected].

Soon(ish), you'll even be able to order directly from our website!

You've gotta love it when the little feathered freeloaders start to lay their first eggs. What a cool color!Was it final...
08/27/2026

You've gotta love it when the little feathered freeloaders start to lay their first eggs. What a cool color!

Was it finally just time or did they notice us casually calling them "11 Herbs and Spices" and "General Tso"? Either way, it's going to be nice to have a reliable flock on laying hens again.

We tried not to overdo it this weekend, so here are just a few things that happened. Have a great week, everyone!The yea...
08/24/2026

We tried not to overdo it this weekend, so here are just a few things that happened. Have a great week, everyone!

The year of ugly tomatoes seems to be passing. It finally stopped raining, and the temperatures have been so nice. Tomatoes that have been green for 2 months are ripening almost overnight. We're getting cukes and our first grean beans!

Holy basil (tulsi) is on its third harvest. This powerful herb has a smell and flavor that is just intoxicating. We can't wait to unlock its potential.

The first ear of Orchard Baby sweet corn was ready, just 52 days after planting. It could have used a couple more days to sweeten up but still tasty! The rest should finish over the next 10 days.

Our first two pawpaws fell! They're still green and hard, so it's likely that some creature or force of nature knocked them down. BUT, we're checking around our tree every day now.

Thanks for looking!

PSA, do not start morning glories anywhere near your main garden.We've removed well over 1,000 morning glory sprouts and...
08/23/2026

PSA, do not start morning glories anywhere near your main garden.

We've removed well over 1,000 morning glory sprouts and rogue vines since April. Everywhere soil gets disturbed they pop up.

Don't get it wrong, they're beautiful, and we love their flowery vines, but they are a garden menace! Just a few vines will take over a garden, break corn stalks, smother peppers, and drop thousands of seeds for next year's frustration.

Bigroot morning glory is the only species that's native to Ohio. Otherwise, most of the common varieties available in seed packs are invasive, non-natives. Maybe consider its annual cousin, the mighty sweet potato, instead. Then you have something that is fully edible, visually stunning and won't try to take over your garden the following season!

The squash and loofah arch is filling in.It's time to let the tromboncinos mature. Once we have 7 straight squash growin...
08/23/2026

The squash and loofah arch is filling in.

It's time to let the tromboncinos mature. Once we have 7 straight squash growing for longterm storage, we'll go back to cutting the young, green ones for fresh eating

The loofah may not have enough time. We got a very late start and are only now getting our first flowers. By this time last year, we already had 10" gourds. Time will tell, but we'll hope fall frost holds off a little longer this year.

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334 Miami Valley Drive
Loveland, OH
45140

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