Rooted in colonial history and established as the Dixon Family Farm in 1881, our farm overlooks the Patuxent River in Southern Maryland. After generations of tobacco farming, we are focused on restoring and regenerating the soil—revitalizing the land through cover crops, diverse plantings, and the return of grazing animals. Today, we grow acres of lavender, cut flowers, wild flowers, and botanicals, crafting soaps and bath products from what we grow. Our rescued farm animals play a key role in the farm’s renewal and remain part of the living heritage that defines this very special place.