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Our Produce

We offer a wide variety of seasonal produce, including fruits, vegetables, and herbs. Rosebank Farms celebrates fall with heirloom pumpkins, winter squash, sweet potatoes, zucchini, speckled butter beans, green beans, wax beans, Kentucky wonders, Italian beans, and arugula. Celosia, marigold, and zinnias bloom with an abundance of monarch butterflies. Beets, carrots, cabbage are all maturing and the sweet peas, snow peas, and sugar snaps will soon be picked. Heirloom tomatoes slowly ripen…of course Mother Nature plays a starring role as the tender crops’ nemesis-frost!

EST. 1988

Our Story

We are a working farm since 1988 that has been providing fresh, high-quality produce to locals and visitors season after season. Rosebank Farms consist of over 50 acres that produces crops year-round. The planting, cultivating and harvesting never ceases. Our passion for farming and dedication to healthy and delicious food has allowed us to grow and expand while maintaining our commitment to you and quality.

Rosebank Farms Newsletter

The Man, The Influencer

By |November 18, 2024|Newsletter|

Rosebank Farms’ Kitchen Newsletter November 15, 2024 I know I’m repeating myself, but The Man, The Influencer or whatever you may refer to him as, ( his dining companion has a plethora of expletives she uses in the small window of time during supper ) has pulled it off again. Your backyard, our farm is truly amazing. Through the thick and thin, weather, mechanical issues, personnel issues, physical impairments, we once again have beautiful table fair for Thanksgiving. He will tell you, it’s because of him! The Circus has all sorts of acts and he may be the ringleader, but a lot of people work their asses off to make Rosebank Farm’s what it is. Thank all of you for helping make Rosebank Rosebank. The Kitchen will be hard at with White Bean Chicken Chili, Kat’s Butternut Squash and Apple Bisque, Rosebank’s Fish Stew, and Vegetable Beef Soup. I’m not [...]

Our Market

Our stand is now open at our new location right down the road at Kiawah River. We are still right off of Betsy Kerrison Pkwy. We have local artwork, sweetgrass baskets, honey, and a few local vendors. Rows of vegetables bins line our market and apples from North Carolina fill baskets, and coolers hold the seafood and prepared foods. There is always something at our stand that you will need to take home with you. I promise!

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