Apples
- Honeycrisp
- Fuji
- Pink Lady
These three varieties are part of the orchard we’re establishing around the farm.
Planted with love
What’s growing at the farm.
We’re growing more than a garden. We’re putting down roots for our future home, one tree, flower, and handful of soil at a time.
Taking root
Our young orchard.
Planting an orchard is an exercise in looking ahead. Many of our trees are still young, and we’re enjoying the process of tending them and watching the landscape grow.
Peaches
- Elberta
- Golden Jubilee
- Belle of Georgia
A little summer sweetness to look forward to as the trees mature.
More fruit, more possibilities
- Celeste fig
- Pawpaws
- Elderberries
- Blackberries
A mix of familiar favorites and plants we’re excited to learn more about.
Color around every corner
The flower beds & hillsides.
We love finding a home for another plant. The beds around the barn and across the hillsides bring together favorite flowers, new discoveries, and a few clearance-rack finds we couldn’t leave behind.
- Dahlias & Montauk daisies
- Coneflowers & Arizona Sun blanket flowers
- Coreopsis, including SunKiss
- Russian sage, including Denim ’n Lace
- Asters & speedwell
- Anemones & daffodils
- Coral bells & dwarf plumbago
- Shenandoah switchgrass
What’s in bloom changes with the season, and newly planted bulbs and perennials need time to settle in. That anticipation is part of the pleasure.
Something for the kitchen
A new patch of garlic.
Our latest planting is a small garlic patch with three varieties: Georgian Fire, Music, and German White. It’s another reason to get outside, get our hands in the soil, and look forward to what comes next.
These are plantings we’re nurturing, rather than a promise of blooms or a harvest during every stay. The farm changes with the seasons—and we love sharing that story.
Meet the people behind the plantings →Make time for the mountains
Come slow down with us.
Enjoy the views, the changing landscape, and a welcoming place to come home to.
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