We are proud that our Gardens and Woodlands are Certified Wildlife Habitats.
Our gardens are informal mixes of herbs, plants, and vegetables.
We also have several wildflower meadows which is where Kim grows her flowers for cutting and selling.
I sell fresh cut flowers from the gardens at our farm stand.
You won’t find neat tidy rows. I don’t do straight lines. I’m a haphazard gardener, preferring my plantings to be loose like you find in nature.
Garden art, old farm implements, birdhouses, and feeders are scattered in every nook and cranny.
Not weed-free, but Pesticide free.
A koi pond takes center stage in the front yard and delights us with
fish, dragonflies, birds, and beautiful blooms.
Wandering cats, dogs, chickens, and peacocks enjoy the gardens too.
In the summer of 2016, we were honored to have our garden included in The American Horticultural Societies’ bi-monthly publication.
Peanut our little jackrussel
garden fresh flowers
conefower
passion vine
Buddyru
grape arbor
hen house
lillies in a bucket
lavender and amaryllis
flowers in farmstand
sunflower at the porch
asian pears
In the gardens
peonies and my purple studio
sticker by kim plant a pollinator garaden
peace lily
a bear in our yard
bucket of flowers at fence
roses on the fence
Butterfly in the garden
Sunflowers and white picket fence
My secret garden
Flowers from the garden
buckets of flowers for sale at farmstand
covering the gardens to protect against frost
Taa Daa Sunflowers!
roses
Iris
Peafowl under the magnolia
Lotus
sunflowers
birdbath
sign at farmstand
barn and house
poppies
arrangement of flowers for sale at farmstand
That Cat enjoys the gardnes
sunrise and buckets of flowers
sunflowers
flowers int he garaden
Pear
poppy
chickens help arrange flowers
peonies
Lotus
our deere tractor
tilling the wildflower garden
buckets of flowers
Mr. Red Dirt watering the sunflower garden
Koi pond
asian pears
hummer at mandivilla vine
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