About

Forest Girl Farm is rooted on generational land tucked into the redwoods of Aptos, California. It’s a place shaped by time, family, and the quiet work of tending what has been here long before us. This land has held many chapters, and today, it’s being cared for with intention, creativity, and a deep respect for its past.

I’m Sabrina (although my Grandpa calls me Sabby), a mom of four living a very full, very fast life. School schedules, sports, and everyday responsibilities move at a constant pace. Forest Girl Farm is where I slow down. Not because life is simple, but because it isn’t. The farm is my counterbalance. A place where muddy boots replace hurry and the rhythm of the seasons offers perspective.

Here, growth happens naturally and imperfectly. Gardens are planted and replanted. Projects evolve over time. Edible flowers, vegetables, and small moments of beauty are nurtured alongside family life. Forest Girl Farm isn’t about doing things the quickest way or the most polished way. It’s about showing up, paying attention, and letting meaningful things take root.

This farm exists at the intersection of real life and intentional living. It’s where I reconnect with the land, invite my children into the process, and create space to breathe in the middle of busy days. Forest Girl Farm is a reminder that even in a fast-moving world, there is value in slowing down, tending carefully, and growing something honest.

Welcome to Forest Girl Farm.