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St George, SC
Discover what thrives in South Carolina’s spring and how to make the most of your plot.
Discover what thrives in South Carolina’s spring and learn how to make the most of your plot. Spring offers the perfect opportunity to grow a wide variety of fresh vegetables, herbs, fruits, and even flowers. Whether you're a first-time gardener or a seasoned grower, planning your crops according to the season ensures a healthy, abundant harvest.
Vegetables: Lettuce, Spinach, Kale, Arugula, Swiss Chard, Radishes, Carrots, Beets, Peas, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Cabbage
Herbs: Parsley, Cilantro, Dill, Chives
Fruits: Strawberries
Flowers (Optional): Marigolds, Nasturtiums (also help with natural pest control)
By planting these crops in the spring, you'll enjoy fresh, seasonal produce that can be used for meals, shared with family and friends, or even sold to create a small additional income. With a little care, watering, and attention to seasonal needs, your plot can thrive and provide a rewarding gardening experience all spring long.
- Spring Starts On
March 20 - Spring Ends On
June 20
What is the size of each plot?
Each plot is approximately 2,178 square feet, giving you plenty of space to grow vegetables, fruits, and herbs. Our one-acre land is divided into 20 plots, each designed to maximize growth and accessibility for all gardeners.
Do I have to grow the crops myself?
No! You have options. You can tend to your own plot and enjoy the hands-on experience, or we can handle planting, watering, and maintenance for you for a small additional fee. This way, you can enjoy fresh produce without the daily effort.
Can I sell the produce I grow?
Absolutely. You are welcome to sell your produce, share with friends and family, or donate. Additionally, our tech team can help set up an online platform to help you market your crops and reach buyers within the local community.
How do you handle pests and plant health?
We use natural pest control methods and seasonal crop rotation to keep plants healthy. Optional companion planting with flowers like marigolds and nasturtiums helps deter pests naturally. Your plot will receive guidance on best practices for a thriving garden.
Can I grow crops year-round?
Yes! While South Carolina has natural seasonal cycles, you can grow a variety of crops throughout the year. Cool-weather crops thrive in fall and winter, while warm-weather vegetables and fruits flourish in spring and summer. For even more flexibility, we offer optional small greenhouse plots that allow you to extend the growing season and try specialty plants any time of the year.
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South Carolina’s (St. George) Dorchester County
Plot Size
Each plot is large enough (~2,178 sq ft) to grow multiple crops for personal use or small-scale selling.