
About Set Apart Gardens
Our Mission
At Set Apart Gardens, our mission is to serve the Most High Yahweh first and be faithful stewards of the land He has entrusted to us.
We exist to help Black families—especially in America—return to the land, live self-sufficiently, and raise righteous seed.
Through mentorship, media, merch, and meaningful connection, we empower a new generation of set-apart stewards to live with purpose, prepare for the future, and glorify Yah in their daily lives.

Who We Are
Set Apart Gardens (SAP Gardens) is a Black-owned self-sufficient homestead and farm in Southeast Georgia.
We ethically raise chickens, turkeys, goats, and grass-fed Katahdin sheep, and we breed German Shepherds for families aligned with natural, righteous living. Our lifestyle is rooted in homesteading, butchering, gardening, and homeschooling—all anchored in faith and stewardship.

Chickens


Turkeys


Sheep


German Shepherds

What We Offer
Set Apart Academy (Launching Soon…)
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Digital Homesteading Guides
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Homeschool Curriculum for Black & Brown Children
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Young Black Butchers Program (for the next gen meat mavens)
“For so long we‘ve given our power away.
What power is that, you ask?
The power to feed ourselves.
We need to take it back!
Remember: if someone has the power to feed you, they have the power to starve you as well!”

Meet the Team

Meet Dre
The Farmer & Butcher
De’Andre Wilson is an Army Veteran, farmer, self-taught butcher, caterer, host, mentor, and entrepreneur.
Since childhood, Yahweh gave him a heart for animals and agriculture. He has studied and specialized in gardening and husbandry and now leads the livestock care, land stewardship, and butchering efforts at Set Apart Gardens.
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Meet Reesi
The Homeschooler & Gardener
La’Risa Wilson (aka Reesi) is a licensed English teacher, author of Honoring Yah’s Temple, and the CEO of Letters by Reesi—a content creation and marketing agency for women of color.
She homeschools their four children, cultivates the family garden, and creates educational resources that help Black families return to the land and honor Yahweh through self-sufficient living.
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