The 75 Oaks

The 75 Oaks is a farm in Leander, Texas, operating at the edge of Austin's growing northern corridor where rural land still meets suburban expansion. The name likely reflects the Texas live oaks that define the Central Texas landscape, a fitting backdrop for a farm that produces honey alongside fruits and vegetables. Leander's rapid growth has made locally grown and locally harvested food increasingly sought after by residents who want something real amid the new developments. Farms like this one serve as a direct link between the land and the people who live near it.

The 75 Oaks produces honey directly on the farm, meaning customers are getting a product tied to a specific piece of Texas land and its surrounding foliage. The farm also grows fruits and vegetables, which means their bees are actively pollinating crops on-site, producing honey with a flavor shaped by that agricultural ecosystem. Customers can expect seasonal variability in both honey character and produce availability. Some farm operations like this also offer farm-direct purchasing, where you can pick up honey and fresh produce without a middleman.

The 75 Oaks is based in Leander, Texas, and primarily serves customers in the northern Austin area, including Cedar Park, Georgetown, and Round Rock. As one of the remaining working farms in Williamson County, it draws customers from across the Austin metro who want locally produced honey and fresh-picked produce. The farm's location makes it accessible from both US-183 and Ronald Reagan Boulevard.