Creek & Lakota
Kept separated by variety so each can be offered as a distinct product.
Pecans are harvested seasonally and kept separated by variety, so Creek and Lakota can be offered as distinct products.
Kept separated by variety so each can be offered as a distinct product.
A Pelham, GA family farm. Pecans planted in 2021, citrus added in 2024.
Beautiful halves for boards and gifting; versatile pieces for baking and topping.
Cleaned, processed and packaged in 1 lb bags after harvest.
Maintained under cold-storage conditions to protect freshness and quality.
Rather than focusing only on feeding the tree, we focus on feeding and rebuilding the soil ecosystem — improving soil function, cycling nutrients and supporting beneficial biology.
Composted poultry litter feeds soil biology, builds organic matter and returns nutrients to the orchard.
Cover crops in orchard-floor management keep living roots in the soil, build biomass and support biological diversity.
Natural products are used to support plant health and manage pecan scab and insect pressure, and our practices are Regenerative Verified™ through Soil Regen.
We want customers to know the variety they are buying, understand how it was grown, and feel that the product carries a story worth sharing. Our goal is excellence from the soil to the finished gift — and to use the relationships created through that gift as opportunities to point people toward Christ.
“Behold, I will do something new… I will even make a roadway in the wilderness, Rivers in the desert. — Isaiah 43:19”