Pine grown with patience along the historic Sampit River — timber, seedlings, and sustainable forestry from the heart of Georgetown County.
The Farm
Our pine stands stretch along the banks of the Sampit River, managed for long-term health and productivity. We practice sustainable forestry — thinning, prescribed burns, and selective harvest — to keep the land productive for generations.
Whether you're a timber buyer, a landowner looking for seedlings, or a conservation organization seeking restoration stock, we're here to work with you.
"A pine tree doesn't rush. Neither do we."
What We Grow
Pinus palustris
A cornerstone of the Southern coastal plain ecosystem. Slow-growing, long-lived, and deeply rooted in the history of the Carolinas. Prized for its dense, resinous wood.
Pinus taeda
The workhorse of the Southeast. Fast-growing and versatile, loblolly is one of the most commercially important timber species in North America.
Pinus elliottii
Thrives in the wet lowcountry soils along the Sampit River. Valued for both timber and naval stores, with a rich history in South Carolina forestry.
What We Offer
We work with timber buyers and mills to harvest mature pine from our managed stands. Contact us to discuss availability and pricing.
Pine seedlings available seasonally for landowners, restoration projects, and reforestation efforts across the Carolinas.
Large-scale orders for commercial buyers, municipalities, and conservation organizations. We can work with your timeline and volume needs.
Come walk the stands, learn how a working pine forest is managed, and see sustainable forestry up close. Whether you're a buyer, a student, or just curious — we love sharing what we know.