Frequently Asked Questions

Longleaf and Loblolly are the two species of planted pines on the property. There are also Maple, Red Oak, White Oak, Cedar & Virginia Pines that have naturally seeded on the farm.

 Our farm is proudly named "Tallanochee," a word derived from the Cherokee language, honoring the rich heritage of the local community. "Tallanochee" translates to "two pines," reflecting the two species of pine trees—Longleaf and Loblolly—that are planted and nurtured on our land. Pronounced TAL-a-NO-chee, Tallanochee Farms stands as a tribute to both the natural beauty of our land and the history of the people who have shaped this region. 

 Our Store
Visit our online store, where we offer a selection of homemade goods, including decorative pine cones and unique wood products crafted from materials sourced right here on our farm. Each item is made with care and reflects the beauty of our land. Click here to shop with us on Etsy.

RV Rental Coming Soon
We’re excited to announce that in late 2025 or early 2026, we’ll be offering a short-term RV rental site with a stunning view of Bogan Mountain. The site will feature a concrete pad and full hookups, providing a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature.

Film Industry Collaboration
As Georgia’s film industry continues to grow, we’re eager to be a part of this exciting development. Our property is available for use in film productions, and we welcome opportunities to collaborate with filmmakers looking for a picturesque and serene location.