I love to hear from people who visit the farm for the first time...

They all seem to have the same thought: It's really real!

I think we’ve created a sort of beauty vortex here. There's not one staged area where it’s picturesque —it's everywhere you look! 

Remember what rejuvenation feels like. 

It's funny how our problems shout at us. Struggle! Pain! Complications! Taxes! Work! 

Underneath that shouting is a much softer voice. One that's much more important. It's our truth, resting softly inside, reminding us that we are bigger than our problems. Encouraging us like an infinite blank page. A place where we can write and rewrite the script of our internal being. 

Fall in love again. And again. And again and again. 

Fall in love with life.

Fall in love with yourself. 

Fall in love with love.

There are two main emotions we experience as humans. Love and fear. 

Choose love.

Technically, we may be going legumes. In this post, StarHill Farms Head Gardener Jerry Winkelmann shares about his experience growing peanuts and gives some tips on how to keep from going nuts in the process. 

Some brides opt for big city destinations, which can be challenging (and often expensive!) for the party-goers. But if you’re a bride who is a Southern girl at heart, or maybe you just want to get away from all the hustle and bustle, look no further than StarHill Farms for your weekend getaway. 

Planting seeds and watching them bloom is a natural part of running a farm. Likewise, watching the seeds of family and tradition bloom brings about warm holidays and happy memories. In this post, peak into StarHill’s family Thanksgiving tradition and get some ideas for your next outing at the farm.