Buckwheat Farm is a family run affair.  “In February 1996, our family of five moved from a Cary neighborhood to the country.  We knew we needed to find a way for the property to pay for itself.  That’s when Karma decided it might be fun to grow strawberries.  She had great childhood memories of her family picking strawberries by the trunk full in southern Illinois, where she grew up. She wondered if they could grow strawberries here at their farm and help make great memories for other families.  We attended our first Strawberry Expo in November 1996.  There was certainly a lot to learn and a lot of equipment needed that we didn’t have.  We also learned it takes lots and lots of water for growing and also frost protecting strawberries.  We got busy again.  We dug an irrigation pond and put in under ground water lines.  With absolutely no farming experience, we placed our first plants in the ground in October 1997 and harvested our first crop of strawberries in April 1998.  We have been growing ever since.”

Buckwheat Fam is open from mid-April to early June for strawberry picking and late June to the end of July for blueberry picking.

Buckwheat Farm

Welcome to Jordan Lake Christmas Tree Farm.

“Here’s a summary of what we are planning for this holiday season.

Reservations will be Required (at no fee) to visit the farm during Thanksgiving weekend and the following weekend.  We will be offering:

Our choose and cut Christmas Trees
Fresh cut NC Fraser Firs
Ball and Burlap trees that can be planted after Christmas
Table-Top Fraser Firs
Fresh wreaths made at our farm
NC White Pine and mixed greenery garland
Christmas Shop with many locally made items
Concession stand featuring HOT mini donuts, local apple cider, hot chocolate, and more
Hayrides as weather permits. “
Jordan Lake Christmas Tree Farm
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