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Legare Farms – Johns Island

Myrtle-Maze and Pumpkin-Patch Visit for Two or Four (Up to 57% Off)

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In a Nutshell

Hedge maze confounds guests with 10 acres of twists and turns; pumpkin patch brims with pumpkins to pluck off the vine

The Fine Print

  • Expires Oct 28, 2012
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Valid only for option purchased. Must sign waiver. Valid only 10/5/12-10/18/12 and 10/22/12-10/28/12. Not valid 10/19-10/21. Must use promotional value in 1 visit.
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Mazes are often built to hide terrible secrets, such as Minotaurs and collections of Jane Eyre fan fiction. Make a seasonal discovery with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

  • $6 for myrtle-maze and pumpkin-patch admission for two (up to a $14 value)
  • $12 for myrtle-maze and pumpkin-patch admission for four (up to a $28 value)

The pumpkin patch and maze are open every weekend in October. Guests can jump around on the playground, get lost in the mini maze, and view the majesty of nature at the animal barnyard. Additional activities include hayrides, a cow train, horse rides, fish and turtle feeding, and a scarecrow factory, which supplies the materials for guests to make their own scarecrow.

Legare Farms

The ninth generation to cultivate the 300-acre farm, Helen Legare Floyd, Linda Legare Berry, and Thomas S. Legare continue the agricultural legacy started by their ancestor Solomon Legare in 1725. The kin raise hormone- and antibiotic-free Black Angus and hereford cattle, hormone-free chickens, and fine-heritage pigs such as yorkshire and hampshire. Concerning the plant kingdom, their fields yield chemical- and pesticide-free vegetables. They round out their output with homemade jams, jellies, pickles, and salsas, making their food available through a co-op program, whose proceeds help fund seed, fertilizer, and water for the next season.

Food aside, the family shares its farm's resources by inviting visitors onto the grounds for numerous events throughout the year. A fall festival in October includes a pumpkin patch, a 10-acre hedge maze, horse rides, and a scarecrow factory where guests can create a scarecrow to talk to when they are lonely. The farm hosts historical reenactments of the Battle of Charleston in March, three-hour hayride and bonfire excursions in November through March, and educational programs for youngsters including chick rentals for the classroom.

Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Baby Animals

Baby animals are cute enough to warrant their own classification. Everyone knows that baby dogs are called puppies, but what about baby versions of less popular animals?

Cats: Kittens
Zebras: Zebrettes
Kangaroos: Kangarookies
Cows: Calfs
Sea cows: Sea calfs
Groundhogs: Lil’ Grounder Jrs.
Rams: Lams
Bats: Brats
Elephants: Baby elephants
Frogs: Froglings
Gorillas: Monkeys
Chickens: Eggs

How many more can you name?

Legare Farms

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    Johns Island

    2620 Hanscombo Point Rd.
    Johns Island, South Carolina 29455
    (843) 559-0788
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