Pick-Your-Own Peaches
Closed for 2025

Season and Hours​

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• Closed for 2025​

• No reservations or tickets required.

• We reserve the right to close due to heavy rain, lightning, or poor picking conditions.

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Prices

• 2025 Price: 2.75 per pound​

• Cash, credit, and debit payments are accepted in the field.

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Location

• Rte. 58, 141 Palmer Road, Plympton, MA 02367.

No pets allowed in the field.​

You must pick into one of our provided boxes.​

Do not overfill boxes.

Children must be under adult supervision.​

Please pick only the fruit you intend to pay for.​

Have fun!
 

• Color: Look for a deep golden-yellow color on the peach's skin, especially towards the stem. Avoid peaches with green undertones, which suggests they are not yet ripe. 

• Feel: If the peach is firm to the touch, it’s not ready. Wait until there is some “give” when it is gently squeezed. Never squeeze too hard- it will result in bruising! Note: Choose slightly firmer peaches if you plan to store them for a few days, as they will continue to ripen after being picked.

• Ease of picking: A ripe peach will separate from the tree easily. If it requires force, leave it on the tree to ripen further. 

• Handle gently: Peaches bruise easily, so handle them with care during picking and transport.

• Don't overstack: Avoid piling peaches too high in your basket or container, as the weight can cause bruising.

• Ripening at home: Peaches will continue to ripen after being picked. Store them at room temperature, ideally in a single layer on newspaper or paper towels, away from direct sunlight.

• Slow down ripening: If you need to slow down the ripening process, store them in the refrigerator, where they should keep for about five days.

• Plan your eating: Consider when you'll be eating the peaches and pick accordingly. Choose softer peaches for immediate consumption and firmer ones if you want to enjoy them over a few days.