The Jelly Palm tree thrives on Harkers Island.
The fruit has a tropical taste that is a cross between a pineapple and a mango.
SeaMore Love has a tree in her front yard bearing fruit that makes a delectable flavored jelly.
If you're blessed to know her, she may be willing to part with a jar or two, but it'll cost you!

HISTORY OF HARKERS ISLAND:
Harkers Island, North Carolina, is A HISTORIC "down East" fishing village shaped by generations of maritime life, isolation, and resilience.
Harkers Island was occupied by Native Americans of the Coree tribe when the first European explorers arrived in the 16th century. Ownership of Harkers Island was first titled to Farnifold Green, a native of the Carolina colony, by the lord proprietor
Ebenezer Harker purchased Harkers Island on September 15, 1730, for £400 and "one boate twentey foot long with oars & mast". Harker had immigrated to Massachusetts from England on a ship that set sail from Wales. Living in Boston, Harker had been involved in the whaling trade, and became familiar with the North Carolina coast during this time. Harker had moved to Beaufort, North Carolina, by 1728, where he was appointed a tax collector for the whale oil revenue generated in the area. After purchasing the island, Harker took up residence there with his family and began building a small plantation and boat yard. For roughly a century, it was populated primarily by his descendants.
T-shirt designed by Seamore to celebrate her new home, Harkers Island.
This t-shirt will be available soon.


"Don't be afraid of new beginnings. Don't shy away from new people, new energy, new surroundings. Embrace new chances at happiness."
A little voice in her head whispered, "It's time". After 35 years in one place her old life began to unravel and what looked like an ending was also a new beginning. Seamore found herself with the extraordinary opportunity to reinvent herself, a new home by the sea, a passion for living an authentic life full of beauty and adventure. She possessed the spirit of a creative entrepreneur and that gave her life a purpose.
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