Our daylily business is now CLOSED.

We love plants and for 14 years it was our pleasure to share that love with gardeners from across the country who visit us on beautiful Edisto Island.

Unfortunately weeds - and in particular Florida Bettany - have made it increasingly difficult to keep our beds looking the way we believe you deserve to see them.

The increasing demands of our other businesses - Edisto Home Watch
and Skidmore Creative Services have also taken a toll.

We continue to grow a variety of plants for our own pleasure and hope you will as well. Gardening is a joyful activity full of hope and beauty.

We are also active in helping to protect Edisto from over development. To learn more about our wonderful island visit the website of the Edisto Island Preservation Alliance.

www.PreserveEdisto.org  

     
  But we're still here. We're doing:

Ann continues to be in her workshop almost daily creating unique and absolutely one-of-a-kind gourd art. We encourage you to
visit her website at
www.gourdsbyAnn.com
and to visit With These Hands Gallery where her artwork is sold when you are on the island.

And - in season - (usually late May through early July)

Blueberries!

Find the Farm

Blueberry season begins in late May and runs through at least the end of June.
We sell fresh picked, never frozen berries from our own plants here at the farm.

$6 quart/ $3.50 a pint.
Sorry we can not ship.

   While you’re here buying blueberries for your morning cereal or fresh baked pie please visit Ann’s craft workshop (we call it the playhouse) where she creates lovely art work from gourds we grow.

  If you can’t visit us in person we thank you for stopping by our website. Feel free to e mail us if you have any questions.

 Happy gardening!  

  Bud and Ann Skidmore
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Shadow, is our newest family member. A rescue, 5 years old, she came
from Pet Helpers in Charleston. She is loving her new home and just discovered the joy
of chasing our little lizzards who frequently come into the Playhouse.

   
GREEN GOURD ON OUR ARBOR

 

WHAT A GOURD CAN BECOME!