About Us:
Since 2015, the primary SKYe2 Farm goal has been to develop a diverse and an experimental farm that follows organic permaculture practices. Its topography is a high mountain bald with gentle sloping fields and panoramic long-range mountain views. The elevation is over 4000' and makes the property the most diverse, high country farm on the east coast. Previously, the land was used as a Christmas tree farm. Fraser fir trees numbering 300-400 still remain and are scattered throughout the wild-flower covered meadows.
Beginning in 2016, dozens of new plants have been added to the landscape and new plantings continue this season. Tree species include apple, pear, walnut, chestnut, cherry, pawpaw, pecan, almond and willow. Perennials include lavender, hops, mints, raspberries, mushrooms, blueberries, horseradish, turmeric, asparagus, blackberries, forsythia and flowers of every variety. Annuals include garlic, vegetables and much more. Naturally growing species include beech, fir and elderberry trees, wild strawberries and blackberries, may apple, cohosh and the Monarch butterfly’s favorite, milkweed. Three honeybee hives have been added too.
As this multi-faceted metamorphosis continues to evolve, join us for an awesome outdoor farm adventure. SKYe2 Farm is beautiful, diverse and is a memorable place to picnic, photograph, admire and enjoy throughout the seasons. Please text in advance to schedule a farm tour.
SKYe2 Farm is being developed by Charles King (uncle) and Charles King (nephew).
>>> Plantings include <<<
Almond Trees
Cherry Trees
Elderberries
Flowers, Flowers, Flowers
Peppers
Pecan Trees
Vegetables & Herbs
Apple Trees
Arugula
Asparagus
Basil
Beets
Blackberries
Blackeye Cowpeas
Blueberries
Butterfly Bush
Chestnut Trees
Chives
Forsythia
Frasier Firs
Garlic
Goldenseal
Hops
Horseradish
Japanese Maple Tree
Lavender
Lettuce
May Apple
Milkweed
Pawpaw Trees
Pear Trees
Radishes
Raspberries
Roses
Spinach
Strawberries
Tomatoes
Tumeric
Walnut Trees
Wildflowers
Willow Trees
Yellowwood Trees
