Queen Mountain Homestead
Looking for inspiration and guidance? For over two decades, we’ve been teaching, consulting and coaching clients on demonstration sites and in backyards. Check out our Services page for information about tours, consultations and coaching.
Custom orders of fresh edible and medicinal flowers, bouquets, produce, eggs and plants are seasonally and locally available. Check out our offerings on our Goods page.
Events
We love bringing folks together to learn and celebrate. Check out our Events page for upcoming workshops and gatherings.
Queen Mountain Homestead is a place for friends and strangers to celebrate, learn and heal together. On 8-acres of diverse hillside, our matrilineal family is growing food and flowers; increasing biodiversity; and teaching along the way. Our holistic team provide inspiration, education and goods from the land to enrich your life.
To learn more about Queen Mountain Homestead, who we are and how we got here, check out our About page.
Acknowledgments:
Queen Mountain Homestead resides in Whatcom (Xwotʼqom) County in the ancestral and current homeland of the Lhaq’temish (Lummi) and Nooksack people. We, the descendants of displaced settlers, use the term “homestead” with tension. This land is our family home. “Homestead” is the most accurate descriptor; and we know the harsh reality of the Homestead Act and it’s lasting impact on first peoples. We use the term not in ignorance of history, but in acknowledgement of our own lack of roots here. We have so much to learn from the Lhaq’temish and Nooksack people about place-based living. With radical hope, we commit to this land as our home and seek to honor both the ancient wisdom of those who have always lived here and that of our own far-flung ancestors.