Pick your own peaches
No peaches this fall (2018). The temperature took a deep dive over New Years and it was enough to knock out all the fruit for the year. Thankfully, it didn’t get cold enough to actually hurt the trees.
We are so sad not to have fresh peaches this year, but very relieved that the trees are thriving and storing up sugar for a bumper crop next fall.
Want to know what our peach planting is like?
We have several varieties of peaches and they typically ripen a few weeks apart. The peach crop doesn’t usually keep up with demand so it is first come/first serve typeof situation. 
Peach Tips
What to do if the peach you pick isn’t quite ripe? No worries, just leave it in a bowl at room temperature for a day or two and it should ripen nicely. Some maintain that if you put it in a brown paper sack you can speed the ripening process. Just remember, once the peach gets ripe, store it in the fridge so it will retain its perfect peachy flavor until you are ready for a snack.