Moss Mountain Farm

Moss Mountain Farm The private, organic farm of P. Allen Smith. Perched atop the Arkansas River, Moss Mountain is the farm of television personality and landscape designer P.
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This spectacular 650 acre estate is filled with gardens, orchards, ponds and sweeping vistas of the countryside. New to the farm is Allen’s formal Rose Garden, which houses American specimens from Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello, as well as many of the most fragrant contemporary varieties. Moss Mountain is also home to the Heritage Poultry Conservancy, a 501(c)3 organization.

05/11/2026

May 2026

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Warm skies in the evening……suggest a great day / week ahead!Seen from the reception area for events and weddings, the Ar...
05/04/2026

Warm skies in the evening…

…suggest a great day / week ahead!

Seen from the reception area for events and weddings, the Arkansas sky transitions through a beautiful palette of colors: from day, to evening, sunset, to evening twilight and finally to a cascade of stars. Many of the greatest performances are in the sky! ✨

Daffodil season at the Farm has officially begun!Several varieties have been brought into the house to enjoy.
03/01/2026

Daffodil season at the Farm has officially begun!
Several varieties have been brought into the house to enjoy.

January 2026.While the temperature are cool outside and snow still blankets much of the region, our team is busy at work...
01/31/2026

January 2026.
While the temperature are cool outside and snow still blankets much of the region, our team is busy at work planning for special experiences and events across 2026.
It’s going to be a beautiful year!

“A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself.” — Josh BillingsThere is a profound, silent...
01/27/2026

“A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself.” — Josh Billings

There is a profound, silent language between a man and his dog, a connection that feels especially sacred when the world turns quiet. I recently took a stroll through the Park at Moss Mountain Farm with my dear friend Culzean, and seeing his dark coat contrasted against the fresh, white powder reminded me just how much life and joy these companions bring to the garden.

The first snow of 2026 has arrived, and it has absolutely transformed the land. I’ve always said that winter is the season that reveals the true “bones” of a garden. With the flowers tucked away, the snow acts as a clean canvas, highlighting the broad strokes of the architecture—from the intricate reach of the Big Sister Oak’s branches to the rustic silhouette of our vine-covered follies. It allows us to see the layers of the land in their purest form, reminding us that even in rest, the garden is a masterpiece of design. It’s a fleeting, magical moment before the spring rush begins, and I’m soaking in every bit of this stillness.

I’ve shared a few of my favorite views from our walk—tell me, which of these winter scenes speaks to you the most?

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Merry Christmas from the Moss Mountain Farm family to your family! 🎄❤️🥰
12/24/2025

Merry Christmas from the Moss Mountain Farm family to your family!
🎄❤️🥰

A joyous evening of caroling in the Grange Hall.
12/23/2025

A joyous evening of caroling in the Grange Hall.

Mr. Smith puts the finishing touches on our Ginger Bread House just before guests arrive. Christmas is a magical time t...
12/19/2025

Mr. Smith puts the finishing touches on our Ginger Bread House just before guests arrive.

Christmas is a magical time to allow the imagination to run free! ✨

Mr. Smith, designer and steward of Moss Mountain Farm pauses with one of the Farm Scottie’s on a whimsical Christmas sle...
12/16/2025

Mr. Smith, designer and steward of Moss Mountain Farm pauses with one of the Farm Scottie’s on a whimsical Christmas sleigh outside the front door of the main house.

All of our special little furry friends are in the spirit! 🎄🐾❤️

12/16/2025

Christmas is one of our favorite times of year!

Our team is always busy behind-the-scenes preparing for an event, and the holiday season provides us ample opportunity to showcase house items and harvested greenery from the farm for our guests.

We welcome you! 🙏🏻

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Ross Hollow Road
Roland, AR
72135

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+15013761894

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