CULTIVATING
Sustainability
Being an expression of the foodways of the South Carolina Lowcountry requires that we look not just at presenting food, but at food production.
The Farm at Palmetto Bluff
- More than a working farm, The Farm is an integral part of the Palmetto Bluff community—leading the way in recapturing and cultivating the authentic farming traditions of the South Carolina Lowcountry. Here, neighbors and guests connect through shared harvests, hands-on learning, and a collective respect for the land.
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A Rich History of Eating Well
Through our small, productive working farm, we focus on sustainable farming practices that have a historical connection to this geography and climate. We build strategic partnerships, document our practices, educate others and create opportunities for employee, guest and member experiences, including shared meals.
Meet the Farm Manager.
As farm manager, Shane Rahn is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Palmetto Bluff Farm, monitoring and developing the seasonal plantings and harvests, educational outreach and programming for employees, members and guests. Before taking the helm of the Farm, Shane was a wildlife technician with the Palmetto Bluff Conservancy for four years, supporting the team in its land management efforts. Shane has a bachelor’s in crop and soil environmental sciences. No stranger to farming, Shane’s family’s farm in Haddonville, Georgia, has been growing sweet corn, red potatoes, zucchini, squash, watermelon and sugarcane for seven generations.
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Artist in Residence
Beneath the Surface: Artist Brandon Finnorn at Palmetto Bluff
At the intersection of art and the natural world, Louisiana-based artist Brandon Finnorn finds inspiration in the quiet beauty of the waters that shape our coastal landscapes. Through bright oil paintings that capture the movement, color, and intricate details...
Oct 2026
Real Estate
Five Available Palmetto Bluff Homes Made for the Season of Gathering
Inspired Spaces for the Season Ahead At Palmetto Bluff, the holidays bring cooler evenings and a full calendar. Porches are decorated for holiday festivities, fireplaces stay lit, and the dining room table makes room for visiting family and friends. The home...
Oct 2026
Real Estate
A Guide to the Bramble Park Home Plans at Palmetto Bluff
Inside the Homes of Bramble Park: Palmetto Bluff Real Estate Twelve homesites gather around a two-acre green in Moreland Forest, where native blackgum and loblolly pine shade a nature trail winding through the neighborhood. This is Bramble Park, Palmetto Bluf...
Oct 2026
Real Estate
Palmetto Bluff Homes: Built for Longevity and Multigenerational Living
Palmetto Bluff Real Estate: Homes Built for Every Generation Beneath Palmetto Bluff’s native live oaks, homes are built for generations, not just a single season. Cottages sit beside the primary home, designed for guests – whether visiting children, grandpa...
Oct 2026
Club Life
Wilson Village Welcomes The Chandlery
Nestled along picturesque Boat House Row in Palmetto Bluff’s iconic Wilson Village, The Chandlery embodies the effortless elegance and timeless charm of Lowcountry living. Blending classic design with a fresh, modern perspective, the boutique celebrates the be...
Oct 2026
Club Life
Sit & Stay Awhile with the Latest Issue of the bluff Magazine
Fall is in the air as we welcome a new season at Palmetto Bluff. After a year marked by new beginnings and long-awaited plans coming to life, it feels only fitting to celebrate the final months of 2026 with the latest edition of the bluff magazine. The Fall...
Oct 2026
Real Estate
A West Wilson Home Built for Privacy and Scale
32 Gilded Street: A West Wilson Estate Defined by Craftsmanship and Courtyard Living In West Wilson, one of Palmetto Bluff’s most sought-after neighborhoods, 32 Gilded Street pairs timeless Lowcountry architecture with rare privacy. Designed by Ludtke & ...
Sep 2026
Food & Wine
Where to Eat Oysters This Season in the Lowcountry
Oyster Season in Palmetto Bluff: A Lowcountry Tradition As the air cools, the light softens, and the landscape begins to shift, a familiar feeling returns to the Lowcountry: oyster season. From October through March, friends and neighbors gather around steami...
