Farm Products
Our family farm offers raw honey, local flowers, and grassfed lamb in Suffolk, VA.
RAW HONEY
You can find our honey at Miss Lilly’s Trading Post in Holland, VA. Our honey is at the front of the store, perfect for grab and go if you only have a minute.
2025 honey is available by the pint for $25. Our half pint size is out of stock.
We believe that honey is one of the best things that nature gives us and we do our best to help nature produce it. We provide our honeybees and local pollinators with plenty of nectar by planting acres of flowers. We have also taken our fields out of row crop production to give everyone a break from chemicals. All Cotton Patch Farms hives have overwintered with no supplements or treatments – we do not feed or treat our bees. Our honey is raw, unfiltered, unprocessed, and free to work as nature intends.
Our honey jars feature removable labels if you wish to reuse the jars. We are always happy to accept our jars, lids, and sales tags back.
LOCAL FLOWERS
Our dried floral arrangements are available at Miss Lilly’s Trading Post in Holland, VA. We are currently offering small everlasting bouquets for $17.50.
Our flowers are always grown on our farm. We never spray, treat, or use preservatives or colors of any kind. Dried arrangements should last several years, especially when kept out of strong light and kept dry.
GRASSFED LAMB
Cotton Patch Farms lamb will be available through our newsletter at a future date.
Until then, our lambs are growing up at their mothers’ sides with daily moves to fresh pasture, clean water, an assortment of minerals, and plenty of loving.
Waitlist for Cotton Patch geese
Our heritage Cotton Patch geese hatch and raise their own goslings. Goslings are available upon reaching 6 weeks, typically in mid-May. Our 2026 price is $120 for a 6 week old pair, local pickup only. Email us at [email protected] or send our Facebook page a message to be added to our waitlist. Our birds are from the Walker line.
You can read more about our geese here.
2026 update: Unfortunately, we lost our entire flock to predators this spring. No geese are available this year.
