Welcome back Haley and Scott from Congaree and Penn as they update how Congaree and Penn is growing their crops and flowers in the market garden to use in their field-to-fork restaurant. Haley shows how tent rods are used to elevate squash vines and prevent disease forming on the plant. This video is sponsored by Greenhouse Megastore.

About Congaree and Penn

Born in 2014, Congaree and Penn began as a tiny rice farm.

Since then, they’ve grown from four acres of rice paddies into a thriving farm of orchards, you pick vines and fields, and home to fancy chickens, ducks, guinea fowl, goats, horses, and thousands of honeybees. Congaree and Penn boasts the largest (and youngest) Mayhaw orchard in the world, after planting over 5, 000 trees throughout the past few years. Native to the South, this fruit bearing tree has inspired us to seek out and plant other native and hearty Southern species.

In 2016, Congaree and Penn began juicing seasonal fruit from local farms to produce shrubs, our nod to a Colonial era pastime. As we expand our orchard and pressing and milling operations, Congaree and Penn continues to innovate and introduce new produce and products.  

Learn more about Congaree and Penn.