Creekwood Farms

10/17/2026

We sell several Rabbiteye varieties. Message us to make an appointment if you need blueberry plants! 🫐

Do not forget that blueberries are great for fall planting. Select from Brightwell, Climax, Tifblue, Delite, Premier, Pink Lemonade and several other Rabbiteye varieties. These are LSU AgCenter Louisiana Super Plants.

10/13/2026

10/02/2026

Two years ago, we were preparing for the 2024 SETX Fall Festival. When this memory popped up, it brought back so many emotions.

First, I smiled as I remembered the amazing vendors, volunteers, and attendees we were blessed to meet. We felt your support and encouragement, and I hope you felt our gratitude.

Next, I felt a wave of relief as I realized we are not currently rushing around planning activities, coordinating vendors, watching the weather, and hoping everything goes according to plan.

Finally, grief struck me as I remembered what our family was quietly walking through. We were simultaneously suffering the most unbearable loss imaginable and caring for a hospitalized toddler. This is a small glimpse of what we were carrying while putting on a festival.

Everyone is walking through their own storm. They may be on the verge of losing everything—or they may have lost the most precious thing in the world already. Be kind. Give grace. Show love.💙

P.S. If you attended the 2024 SETX Fall Festival, we would love to see your pictures! Drop them in the comments and help us relive some of the good memories from that day. 🎃

09/28/2026

We love fall evenings on the farm.

09/16/2026

Check this out! 🫐

09/08/2026

September is the peak migration month for hummingbirds in the fall, and these tiny travelers can’t resist the beautiful flower spikes of bottlebrush plants. If you want to naturally attract them to your yard, send us a message to make an appointment and grab your plants while they’re available!

09/02/2026

These videos were taken before the wind picked up at the farm. What did Tropical Storm Edouard look like for you?

08/27/2026

I want to remember a man who instilled a love of farming in the hearts of many. He passed away 5 years ago.

Grandpa was the strong, silent type with dashing blue eyes and a phenomenal work ethic. His love for the Lord continued to grow throughout his 96 years of life. He had hay fields and cattle, which he enjoyed tending to for as long as he was physically able. He was a devoted husband, a loving father, and a doting grandfather.

He wasn’t known to talk your ear off, but because we lived several hours apart he and I exchanged handwritten letters from the time I was a child through my college years. (He was surrounded by plenty of family members who loved him dearly and lived close by.)

He had a dry sense of humor, and he never complained about anything. In one of his letters at 90 years old, he said: “I can still drive the pickup to help feed cows. I can still bale hay and disc and brush mow. The grass is growing and the water is flowing, so all in all things aren’t too bad since I am able to buy anything I want to eat and can eat about anything without it hurting me much. I thank the Lord every day that I am still in reasonably good health and can take care of myself as well as I can. As you can tell, I’m not very good at writing but what can you expect at almost 91 years of age? Not too many around who are that old (ha). I guess I have about run out of anything to say. I’ve already told you more than I know (ha). Love all of you, Grandpa Jarrell.”

What a lost art to write handwritten letters. They contain words we can reread and cherish for years to come.

Long before we ever imagined the road that would lead us to Creekwood Farms, Grandpa was quietly building a legacy that would extend far beyond his lifetime.

Who has impacted your life? ❤️‍🩹

08/21/2026

This view speaks for itself.