Single Acre Farm

Welcome to Single Acre Farm in Wesley Chapel, North Carolina. We are dedicated to growing fresh flowers and nourishing produce through regenerative, sustainable agricultural practices.

We believe healthy soil creates vibrant blooms, nutrient-dense food, and a stronger community. As an urban family farm, we invite you to experience it firsthand through our U-Pick model. Walk the rows. Harvest what you love. Enjoy being surrounded by nature while still just minutes from Charlotte, North Carolina and the surrounding communities.

You-Pick Update

Our U-Pick experience is currently closed for the season.

Please check back in late March for reopening details and follow us on Instagram and Facebook for the latest updates.

We look forward to welcoming you back to the field soon.

View fullsize The beds are made, the plants are in (next picture will show that!) next step will be drip irrigation!
View fullsize Our custom “sherbet” blend of beauties coming to the market this week! We’ve worked on this blend for the last three years and absolutely love how the color combination has turned out. We think you will too!
View fullsize One of our new variety additions to our edible bloom lineup! These aren’t only gorgeous to look at, the fragrance is mesmerizing and the coloring is dreamy! I’m excited to see these displayed on our chef client creations and in our custom
View fullsize With this spring boldly bringing in some exceptionally unique challenges (massive temperature swings, bugs super early, blooming of flowers either nonexistent or too early, germination challenges, predators killing our chickens, etc), now, either a
View fullsize We’ll have a limited amount of edible flower packs available this week for preorder. If you’d like some, text or DM. You can pick up here or at the farmers market (market pickup before 10am).
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View fullsize Same flower, 5 days apart! The coral sunset peony bloom starts off bright, bold and deep coral and every day you get to experience a new flower color! Today at day 5, it’s a creamy muted banana yellow and oh so dreamy!
View fullsize The big brown egg is up! As you can see in the picture of the regular egg for size comparison, the yokes are usually a bit smaller. Double yokes are fairly common in the spring with our hens, but HUGE double yoked eggs are not, nor do I want them to
View fullsize The double yoked eggs are usually smaller than a regular yoke, but not this huge one! It had two Full sized yokes as you can see the comparison in the picture!
View fullsize Apparently one of the brown egg laying hens wanted sone attention too and left this monster egg in the box today! The first compares the size of an average egg, the second shows the comparison to our white monster egg!
View fullsize And BOOM!
View fullsize Am I the only one wondering how this is possible!?! It’s like the regular egg is a 7lb baby and the large one is equivalent to a 17lb baby! I’m expecting a triple yoke! When I crack it open, I’ll update!

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