
Woodland Farms is an agritourism destination with a one-of-a-kind approach to regenerative agriculture & self-reliance utilizing natural tree resources to grow food, educate people, cultivate native plants, upcycle wood, and foster a place for the local community.



Welcome to Woodland Farms, your one-of-a-kind Tampa Bay area agritourism destination dedicated to sustainability, regenerative agriculture, and self-reliance. Born from a unique partnership with our parent company — Omega Tree & Nursery —we upcycle natural tree resources to enrich our soils, build community spaces, and craft unique, local wood crafted items. We operate as a chemical-free farm, using absolutely no chemical pesticides or fertilizers to maintain our thriving ecosystem. Visitors of all ages can safely immerse themselves in our vibrant food gardens, explore landscapes filled with Florida native plants, and see our busy pollinators in action. Our farm is also home to a diverse family of pasture-raised livestock, including friendly goats, rabbits, chickens, turkeys, & quail.
Whether you want to bring these eco-friendly principles to your own backyard or dive deeper into hands-on learning, we are here to guide you. Check out our Consultation tab to learn how we offer professional permaculture design consultation and native & edible plant installation to transform your property. If you are looking to expand your skills, head over to our Education tab to explore our unique educational opportunities, including homeschool programs, interactive field trips, and community workshops.
Come visit us in Land O' Lakes, Florida, and discover how we are cultivating a healthier, greener future together!
9318 Bahia Loop
Land O'Lakes, FL
813.928.4296
Hours:
Thursday, Friday, Saturday 9am-2pm
Monday-Wednesday By Appt Only


Grow Local, Grow Native:
Regenerative Agriculture
From tree service to creating native and edible Florida landscapes...
Omega Tree & Nursery is now expanding our dedication as environmentally responsible tree-care professionals by launching a regenerative way of farming our plant nursery and food gardens.
Our goals are to:
1. Encourage the use of Florida native plants that sustain our ecosystem.
2. Expand pollinator habitats and biodiversity.
3. Support growing your own food through regenerative agriculture.
4. Teach homeowners best practices for creating environmentally responsible landscaping requiring less water and care.
We are passionate about trees, people, and the communities we serve. With every tree take down or pruning, we give back by chipping and recycling the tree. We let the wood chips break down into organic compost and use it to grow our plants and food for a sustainable future.

Bringing Native Florida
Back to the Community
Why Native Plants Matter:
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Key to Florida's unique biodiversity.
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Coexist with Florida wildlife, providing food and shelter.
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Use less water and care due to being naturally adapted to the environment.
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It is important to note that most flowering plants, including most food crops, require pollinators to reproduce!

Native Plants:
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Require less maintenance to thrive in our soils and climate with little to no need for fertilizers and watering.
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More resistant to pests and diseases as they attract beneficial insects and deter harmful pests.
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Provide needed nectar and habitat to support pollinators such as bees, butterflies and other beneficial insects.
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Improve pollination, pest resistance, and low maintenance, resulting in better health of plants and higher yields of fruit and vegetable gardens.

Regenerative Farming
Woodland Farms is working to create a model where native plant landscaping is coupled with sustainable food production accomplished through regenerative agriculture.
We try to utilize every part of the trees we trim or take down. What would be waste is instead saved and cut into functional wood, used as feed for our livestock, processed as mulch for compost, or burned for biochar to enrich our soils.
Incorporating edible native plants into Florida yards provides food for humans and wildlife. Florida outdoor spaces thrive when pollinator gardens provide native and noninvasive flowers to attract and support pollinators.
At Woodland, we host educational workshops to help homeowners implement practices that are sustainable and attainable at all levels.


