REDLAND PRESS, INC.
HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA

Redland Press, Inc., established on July 13, 1998, is a distinguished regional publishing house based in Homestead, Florida, noted for its specialized focus on sub-tropical content. Headquartered at 25000 Farm Life Rd (SW 162 Ave), the company holds the filing number P98000061894 and operates under the Company Type DOMP in the Miami-Dade County jurisdiction. Redland Press carved a niche with its initial success from publishing novels characterized as 'darkly comic,' which quickly evolved into cult bestsellers, showcasing the eccentricity synonymous with the region's literary style. A notable contributor to its reputation is the publication of specialized literature aimed at Florida growers, including primers and comprehensive guides that have become instrumental resources ('the bible') for those cultivating in sub-tropical and Caribbean climates. The company also delves into horticultural publications that explore hybridization histories and prospects for breeding, contributing significantly to academic and practical knowledge within the field. Redland Press stands out as a notable regional publisher with Mary Motes serving as President and Martin Motes as Secretary-Treasurer. Alongside Director Bartholomew Motes, they oversee the company’s operations and strategic directions. As of October 4, 2010, Redland Press experienced reinstatement after previous status changes, with its latest annual report filed on March 20, 2024. Redland Press is accessible through its online platform at redlandpress.com, allowing them to reach a wider audience interested in the unique cultural and agricultural dynamics of the southeastern United States. With contributions spanning from niche gardening literature to acclaimed novels, Redland Press continues to bolster its reputation as a prominent voice in regional publishing.