Stream Cliff Herb Farm consists of four shops filled with handmade, traditional crafts and garden related items, Twigs & Sprigs Tearoom, Grandmother's Keeping Room: A Nature and Traditional Craft Learning Center, several display gardens with water features, lectures & workshops, and an extensive line of herbs, perennial flowers, old-fashioned roses, wildflowers, hosta, vines and climbers. It is their goal to provide visitors with one of the best experiences of any herb farm in the nation.

The farm is owned by Betty & Gerald Manning and it has a long history in Betty's family. Betty's Great-grandfather lived on the farm and it has been passed down through the generations since that time.  The gardens, which are done in quilt designs, are dedicated to Betty's grandmother, Luella Tate Artz. She was a quilter and gardener and lived for more than fifty years on the farm.

Betty and Gerald have lived in the home over 35 years and started Stream Cliff Farm soon after moving there. The business originally began with a small craft shop and gradually the emphasis was placed on herbs and perennials.

Stream Cliff Herb Farm is located 1/2 mile East of State Road 3 on Commiskey Road in southern Indiana, approximately in the middle of a triangle between Louisville, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis.  Farm hours and days open are Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday from 10-5, and Sunday 12-5. The Tea Room hours are Wednesday through Saturday 11-4, and Sunday 12-4.  For more information, visit: http://www.streamclifffarm.com/