The Land · South Carolina
Forty-plus acres, read like an instrument.
Sandy loam in a century-old peach belt, a long frost-free season, and three interstates within reach. We chose the ground before we chose the technology.
Mild winters and a long frost-free window suit tunnel strawberries and tomatoes; tunnels absorb the spring frosts and summer storms that open fields cannot.
Sandy loam over clay subsoil drains fast and warms early — good for peach roots and raised plasticulture beds, and easy to read with probes.
South Carolina is consistently among the top two peach-producing states. We are joining an established supply chain of packers, nurseries and buyers, not inventing one.