Transform Your Yard into a Food Forest

Discover a wide variety of edible plants and fruit trees at The Reid Farm.
Discover a wide variety of edible plants and fruit trees at The Reid Farm.
Join us for hands-on classes from our monthly Food Forest Basics class to plant propagation and beekeeping.
Taught by Kelly Reid in our cozy indoor space with padded flooring or outdoors among the food forest, our yoga classes are designed to be affordable and accessible for all fitness levels, ages and abilities. Check out our schedule!
Need more help getting started growing your own food? Lonny Reid will come right to your home/property for an onsite consultation. He will help you evaluate your soil, land and options for growing food, working within your budget and your ability. Get expert tips and advice on how to start growing your own food, including how to build your soil, how to properly plant your garden or fruit rees and how to care for your garden or food forest.
Need more help getting started growing your own food? Lonny Reid will come right to your home/property for an onsite consultation. He will help you evaluate your soil, land and options for growing food, working within your budget and your ability. Get expert tips and advice on how to start growing your own food, including how to build your soil, how to properly plant your garden or fruit rees and how to care for your garden or food forest.
Need more help getting started growing your own food? Lonny Reid will come right to your home/property for an onsite consultation. He will help you evaluate your soil, land and options for growing food, working within your budget and your ability. Get expert tips and advice on how to start growing your own food, including how to build your soil, how to properly plant your garden or fruit rees and how to care for your garden or food forest.
2670 San Juan Street, Deland, Florida 32724, United States
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The Reid Farm is open to the public every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. We welcome visitors to the farm on these days to browse our large selection of edible plants and fruit trees. We offer a different way to shop because we can show you on-site how we grow the plants and trees that we offer for sale. Our nursery is located on our propert
The Reid Farm is open to the public every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. We welcome visitors to the farm on these days to browse our large selection of edible plants and fruit trees. We offer a different way to shop because we can show you on-site how we grow the plants and trees that we offer for sale. Our nursery is located on our property where we live. We grow our own food here. Let us show you how we do it!
The Reid Farm is not just a nursery, food forest and homestead. We offer consultations for people interested in growing their own food on their own property, no matter how small or large. We come to you! We offer installation of the plants and trees that we sell in our nursery. Live in an HOA restricted community and want edible landscapi
The Reid Farm is not just a nursery, food forest and homestead. We offer consultations for people interested in growing their own food on their own property, no matter how small or large. We come to you! We offer installation of the plants and trees that we sell in our nursery. Live in an HOA restricted community and want edible landscaping? No problem! Want to start your own food forest, but not sure where to begin? We can help with that, too. Start to finish, from choosing the plants and trees, mapping out and installing the proper irrigation and installing the plants and trees - we are here to help you!
The Reid Farm offers a food forest class the last Sunday of each month. Included is a full tour of The Reid Farm, tasting what is being grown and teaching what we have learned about how to successfully grow food year-round. Check our website or Facebook page often, as we add specialty classes when available.
Want salad, but not sure what to add to it? How about something that is called exactly what it is used for? Chief Kubo’s South Sea Salad Trees (Abelmoschus Manihot), are not trees at all, but in our subtropical climate, they grow like trees, and produce exactly what the name implies - salad! Salad trees are in the same family as okra and woody hibiscus. They are easy to grow in our climate and propagate readily from cuttings! Want to see how they grows Visit The Reid Farm and let us show you! We have them in stock, and they were propagated from our very own plants growing right here at The Reid Farm!
A little about them:
Origin : Southeast Asia
Hardiness Zone : 9-11 as a perennial, most zones as an annual
Soil : Grows well in most soil types
Light : Partial to full sun
Special Notes : : Pest and disease-resistant
The leaves and flowers can be eaten raw or cooked – use raw as part of a hearty salad, or add them to your favorite stir fry. Either way, they are delicious and nutritious being high in Vitamins A, C, iron and protein (12% protein!).
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