Friday, April 19, 2013. Also Produce, Earth Day Crafts, Woods Walks, and Workshops. Red Russian Kale, one of three varieties of Kale. Shallots among a stand of many onion varieties. My favorite, overwintered Thyme. Organic Seeds and two Fertilizers, just a sampling of Soil Amendments and Organic Pest Control. Thursday, April 4, 2013. Fresh Produce, the Early Plant.

Home of Area V USEA and USEF Holly Hill Horse Trials. Come spend a weekend and school the cross country course! Before schooling. Is available for overnight schooling sessions for out-of-town riders. Pine Hill HT and Texas Rose Dressage Show.

Learn about organic farming, growing healthy food, sustainable land management, nature exploration, using plants and objects in nature to create art, and so much more! Community Service and Intern Opportunities available for teens.

Welcome to Holly Hill Farms Subdivision! Located just off of I-696 in Farmington Hills, Holly Hill Farms was first established in 1956 during the peak of the Mid-Century Modern movement. There are 138 homes in the subdivision with a variety of architectural styles, located along winding streets among wooded lots and ponds. The History of Holly Hill Farms.

Holly Hill Farms, Inc. is your wholesale container nursery source specializing in Azaleas, Rhododendrons, Hollies, and Junipers. We offer, in addition, a wide variety of perennials, flowering shrubs, container trees, and topiaries. As a wholesale nursery, we pride ourselves in offering every customer excellent quality and service. Named - 2010 Cooperator of the Year.