Flower Hill Farm is situated on 230 rolling acres in Armstrong County Pennsylvania and serves as home for a growing flock of registered Shetland and Icelandic sheep (in addition to dogs, cats and a varying number of free range laying hens). Carefully bred and selected for their quality fleeces, the sheep of Flower Hill Farm are tended to by Jodi Horgan, who owns the farm and is an avid spinner, knitter, weaver, and knitting instructor.

Jodi knows that happy sheep produce the best fleeces, and her sheep are cared for with love and attention (and yes, the sheep all have names). Sheltered by a restored Pennsylvania bank barn and with access to well fenced pastures guarded by Bear, a Great Pyrenees/British Mastiff mix, Jodi’s flock produces very fine lambs and fleeces.

Flower Hill Farm is also a member of the North American Shetland Sheepbreeders Association (NASSA).

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