Life as a genteel farmer

At The Grove at Plantation Hills, where nature is not just a view but a way of life, the benefits of vegetable gardening are immense.

With solutions to the global health situation remaining fluid, staying vigilant to continue adhering to health protocols to keep safe is a must. With one’s primary home as the safest place to be, lessons in self-sufficiency abound and continue to ensure the health of the family.

An increasingly popular trend among self-sufficient and enterprising Filipinos is growing their own food. At The Grove at Plantation Hills, where nature is not just a view but a way of life, the benefits of vegetable gardening are immense. Stockpiling one’s kitchen with homegrown herbs and vegetables harvested from their own backyard promotes a healthy lifestyle that helps reduce one’s carbon footprint, relieve stress, provide loved ones with nutrient-rich foods, and ensure a good workout for the body.

So, imagine leaving the congested cities and setting up a primary home — a modern farm house in one of The Grove’s Orchard lots, ranging from 750 to 1,300 square meters, where at least 65 percent of the space is dedicated to eco-farming and raising recreational livestock. It is an estate on its own designed to be a living part of its natural surroundings.

Similarly, the Garden lots ranging from 450 to 600 square meters also encourage homeowners, with the novice gardener in mind, to start with potted vegetables and herbs or a few raised beds and to even do vertical farming — thereby surrounding the home with greens. Simply remember that gardens thrive with weekly planting, weeding, thinning, and pruning as well as watering twice a day on hot and humid days.

With either lot type, there is enough space to eventually provide for a whole family’s daily supply of fresh produce: greens for their salad, tomatoes for their pasta sauce and tropical fruits for their dessert.

Best of all, one can appreciate nature as it complements amenities of modern living. At The Grove at Plantation Hills, sustainable eco-farming and the trappings of a luxe life are there for the homeowner’s taking. Comfort and convenience go with a lush and verdant landscape that is deeply relaxing and improves mental well-being.

With 22 hectares of land area, The Grove at Plantation Hills provides future residents with the exclusive community’s leisure-residential-and-farming-concept-in-one, thoughtfully crafted to bring the genteel farmer’s lifestyle straight to their backyards. The enclave features expansive green spaces designed to admire nature from a distance and to live in it as well. There are tranquil ponds, pocket parks, a playground, a gazebo, and even a tree-lined perimeter path for residents’ leisurely strolls and respite from the flurry of gardening activities.

The Grove at Plantation Hills is kept preserved and sustainable for future residents and their guests through the community’s strict adherence to sanitation procedures and safety protocols, which include disinfection, proper hand washing, wearing of face masks and face shields, and social distancing.


Harvesting homegrown herbs and vegetables from one’s own backyard promote a healthy lifestyle that helps provide loved ones with nutrient-rich foods.

Tagaytay Highlands’ Property Management has also proven to be highly efficient in delivering quick crisis responses during adverse natural and high-risk events.

Home buyers seeking a self-sufficient life in a safe and tranquil enclave may check out The Grove at Plantation Hills. Here, they can enjoy living in a home with stunning mountain views as they pursue a genteel farmer’s lifestyle that they only used to dream about.

Source: Daily Tribune