Homesteading with love

from Savannah

a family tradition

What's Up Soil Brotha's and Soil Sista's!

Welcome to Black’s Tropical Homestead, right in the heart of Savannah, Georgia. It’s like stepping into a little slice of tropical paradise. Now, our homestead is our own personal getaway, so we don’t open it up to visitors. But hey, we’re pumped to show off its beauty and special vibe with you online.

Our Mission

At Black’s Tropical Homestead, we’re all about spreading the love for nature. Our deal? Giving you a breather from the daily grind and helping you reconnect with nature’s awesomeness. We’re all about showing you the fun of running a sub-tropical homestead down here in the South. And we’ve got your back when it comes to keeping your food fresh, ditching the junk from store-bought goods, and living a healthier, more eco-friendly life.

Connect with Us

Want to stay in the loop with Black’s Tropical Homestead? Hit us up on YouTube, Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, and X. We’re always dropping updates, throwing cool events, and dishing out tips on tropical gardening and living green.

Got questions about our day-to-day or curious about our plants? Shoot us an email at homestead@blackstropical.com.

Join Our Crew Online

Come hang out with us virtually and see what’s up at Black’s Tropical Homestead. Learn how we bring a bit of the tropics to Savannah, Georgia, and snag some tips to spice up your own space and lifestyle. Oh, and don’t forget to give us a shout when you swing by—we love hearing from ya!

Bobby & Sherrie Black

ingredients

Running a 1-acre sub-tropical homestead requires careful planning, resource management, and a commitment to sustainable practices. It involves growing a variety of fruits, vegetables, and herbs suited to the climate, such as citrus, mangoes, okra, and tomatoes, while managing water resources efficiently through rainwater harvesting and drip irrigation. Raising small livestock like chickens, ducks, or rabbits adds both food security and natural fertilization for the garden. Successful homesteading also involves maintaining healthy soil, composting, and integrating pest control methods. Balancing these tasks requires time, effort, and the ability to adapt to seasonal changes, but the result is a thriving, self-sufficient lifestyle.

sustainability

Sustainability on a 1-acre sub-tropical homestead revolves around creating a balanced ecosystem that minimizes waste and maximizes resources. It requires using organic farming practices to nurture the soil, growing a diverse range of crops, and implementing water-saving techniques like rainwater harvesting and drip irrigation. By raising small livestock, composting organic matter, and utilizing renewable energy sources like solar, the homestead can reduce its environmental footprint. Sustainability also means embracing local resources, reducing reliance on external inputs, and fostering a cycle of growth and renewal that supports both the land and the community. Achieving this requires dedication, mindful planning, and a long-term vision for self-sufficiency.

All of your products that I purchased for me and my family are very good. I will continue to purchase from y’all. I am so glad that I found out about BlacksTropical Homestead.

Flossie Fisher

Community Loving Team

Meet Our Team

Bobby Black

Bobby Black co-founder of Black’s Tropical Homestead, dedicated to sustainable living and self-sufficiency. Passionate about organic farming and raising livestock, Bobby focuses on providing fresh, healthy produce while sharing his knowledge to support the local community.

Sherrie Black

Sherrie Black co-founder of Black’s Tropical Homestead, where she combines her love for sustainable living with a dedication to nurturing both people and the land. With a focus on organic farming and homesteading, Sherrie works to create a thriving, self-sufficient environment while sharing her expertise to inspire others in the community.

Karen Fann

is our Assistant & Content Coordinator. She is the glue that keeps Black’s Tropical Homestead running—managing website updates, coordinating product launches, and turning Bobby and Sherrie’s hands-on know-how into clear, no-fluff content. She makes sure you always get the freshest homesteading tips, on time.

Latonya

is our Logistics & Fulfillment Coordinator. She keeps the homestead humming behind the scenes—carefully packaging every order, organizing supplies, and streamlining our workflows so Bobby and Sherrie can focus on growing and healing.

You ask, we answer

Ask Us Anything

When will a product be back in stock?

We are sorry that the product you are interested in is out of stock. We are working hard to restock as soon as possible. Some items we are on Mother Natures schedule. To ensure that you know when items are restocked or even new products dropping, get on our email list.

Wrong Shipping Address

Please ensure that you check your shipping address when placing your order. We don’t check emails before processing. If there is an issue, please email us at Homestead@Blackstropical.com. There will be a $6.00 reship for any packages returned due to wrong address. Please understand, shipping costs are already high and we don’t charge shipping, but if it is returned due to a wrong address, we must charge a reship fee. Thank you for understanding.

Order Emails

If you placed an order and you don’t see your order info or shipping notification, please check your spam folder. If it isn’t there, please reach out to us.