Alabama
Average annual sales
$175,000
Items sold
13 million
A lifestyle brand born on a flower farm sees sales bloom with Amazon Handmade
Mooresville, AL
1818 Farms
For Natasha McCrary, what began as a lesson in connecting with nature for her children evolved into 1818 Farms—a lifestyle brand rooted in the values of ecology, craftsmanship, and community.
After transforming her land in Mooresville, Alabama into a flower farm, McCrary began using her homegrown botanicals to create handcrafted beauty products. In 2017, she joined Amazon Handmade, connecting her handcrafted products with customers across the country. Since then, her products—like the award-winning whipped Shea Creme—have earned widespread acclaim in the beauty industry and cultivated a loyal nationwide following.
After transforming her land in Mooresville, Alabama into a flower farm, McCrary began using her homegrown botanicals to create handcrafted beauty products. In 2017, she joined Amazon Handmade, connecting her handcrafted products with customers across the country. Since then, her products—like the award-winning whipped Shea Creme—have earned widespread acclaim in the beauty industry and cultivated a loyal nationwide following.
Farm business experiences growth with skin care products that make a difference
Oneonta, AL
Southern Natural
Jeri Anne Huffstutler, founder and owner of Southern Natural, was able to use her experience overcoming a debilitating skin condition to develop skin products that have created a successful farm-based, small business. By partnering with Amazon, she’s transformed what was originally a local market-only product into a widely available product line that’s seen 60% year-over-year growth.