Head Peach Co.

🍑 We will be selling at the stand on our farm starting tomorrow at 4pm! We are located on Mt. Carmel Road, next to the East Montgomery Utility District Office. You can find us using Google Maps or Apple Maps on your phone too. We will only have quarts for sell this time. We have yellow clingstone peaches available. We still have lots of trees growing fruit, so if you can’t make it - no worries! We will have more peaches coming this summer.

Sold Out of Peaches!! 🍑🤍🍑🤍🍑

😃Wow!!! You all are amazing!! I sold out of peaches and nectarines today. Thank you all so much! I hope whoever was able to snag a box enjoys eating them as much as we enjoyed growing them. 🍑❤️

🍑 If you didn’t get peaches .. NO WORRIES!! We will have more throughout the summer! We still have several trees with fruit getting to ripen in the next couple of days or so. We also have lots more trees that are just hanging out and growing their fruit. Today was just the beginning of what we hope is a wonderful peach season. Once I have more to sell, I will make sure I post as soon as I know. I would guess that I will have more either on Friday or Saturday mid-morning. So please keep checking and sharing to help spread the word. 😊🍑❤️

Lastly, Full disclosure- I have been stressing about trying to find the perfect time to open the stand, you know when it would be all cute and full. God reminded me all good things in his timing, not mine … and by that I mean I had peaches that were at the perfect picking time and didn’t need to wait another day. The stand was a wreck, I was HOT and I gave the world about a 30 second heads up we had peaches. 🤦🏼‍♀️ Needles to say, no what I had pictured. But I am so thankful for you all for your support, for stopping by, for sharing our posts and most of for your patience and grace. One day I will laugh about this, just not today!!😆

🍑 We have peaches in the stand today!! We have some white peaches and yellow clingstone peaches. We have a few nectarines as well! It is a limited supply. We are picking as they ripen. We will stay open until we sell out. Hope to pick more later later on this week. Would love for you to come see me at see me at the stand. Find us using Google or Apple Maps at “Head Peach Company”. We are right beside the East Montgomery Utility District, near Sango. We take cash and cards.

👋🏼 Hi Everyone! I have had so many reach out and ask when and where they can find our fruit. First of all, “Thank you!” I have loved every message and phone call! This also tells me that I have not done a great job getting the info out to everyone.

📍So, where can you find us right now? We are set up on Mondays at the Sango Night Market located at Bethel Cumberland Presbyterian Church from 4-8. That is the only place we are selling our blackberries and peaches right now, because we have such a limited amount of both right.

🍑It is still early in the season for peaches. We are expecting more in July and August. When we start to get the majority of our crop in, we plan to open our
stand on the farm. That way everyone will be able to enjoy freshly picked peaches more often. Right now all I can do is just wait for the peaches to be ready. We should also have nectarines available then too.

☀️Our blackberry plants are fruiting, but only enough to sell once a week. I am hopefully that they will continue to fruit on and off throughout the year. We even have some berry plants that should be fruiting into late summer and fall. We will continue to sell them as they come in.

🌽🍉🎃 We also have other things growing on the farm right now. We have several plantings of sweet corn growing and hope to have that for sale in the stand and at the night market later on this summer. We will have watermelons available in the farm stand and market later this summer. And of course, we are planning to an even bigger and better pumpkin patch later this year.

🫐 We do have blueberry plants growing, but it will be at least another year before they start producing. So be on the lookout for them hopefully next summer.

🧡 I know this was a lot of information, but we truly appreciate your support as we grow this year. We knew this year, being our first year to have fruit, would be a bumpy one. We had so many things to figure out, even though we planned and planned beforehand. Thank you for your patience and grace. Thank you for loving on our sweet family and cheering us on through all of this. We hope that in the years to come, we will laugh about this year and all the things we did wrong - I mean we learned what not to do! 😆 We pray that this is year one of many more to come!

🍀 I think these two are ready for big sister to be home from 4H camp. (They aren’t the only ones!) Life is a little more fun when she is home. 😊 Also - next project is putting the stand back together. We closed down last November, but I am getting anxious to be selling on the farm once again. Keeping my fingers crossed we can reopen sometime in July. Not really up to me, but more about when the peaches decide to be ready. We promise to keep you all updated! 🍑🌽🍉🌻🎃

This little “sweet peach”, Penny, came by and picked out some blackberries. About 30 minutes later she came back … with the most adorable picture. She said she colored it for me. Y’all!! I was speechless! Penny, you are precious! Keep that big heart, it will take you far sweet girl. And a big THANK YOU!! Magic happens at the Sango Night Market!

Sold Out! It took all of 26 minutes for all the peaches to be gone! Wow! Luckily we had more blackberries, so they lasted a little over an hour. I can’t thank all of you enough for your support. No worries, we will be back all summer at the Sango Night Market!

I may have only captured one picture from our first night at last night, but I am not complaining! We had the best time meeting so many new faces. We loved getting to see some familiar faces that visited us last year at the stand too. We really didn’t have enough to sell, but loved getting to share some delicious blackberry samples with everyone. To see everyone’s reactions to our berries made my heart jump several beats! So many people were so sweet and supportive. We can’t wait to be back next week … hopefully with some blackberry pints to sell!

👀 I spy with my little eyes … someone coming to the Sango Night Market tomorrow evening! We don’t have enough blackberries just yet to sell, but we will be there with some delicious samples. We are excited to see our customers from last year and hopefully meet some new ones. The blackberry plants are covered in berries, just need some sunshine to start ripening more of them. ☀️

🍑 Interested in planting a fruit tree or fruit plant at home? Then this lunch and learn is perfect for you! We are excited to partner with UT TSU Montgomery County Extension again to have everyone out to the orchard to explore growing fruit crops in our area. Be sure to register using the link!

SLOW YOUR ROLL: PLAN BEFORE YOU PLANT LUNCH AND LEARN
ORCHARD PRODUCTION 101
DATE: JUNE 7TH, 2024
TIME: 12:00 – 2:00 PM
LOCATION: LUNCH & PRESENTATION WILL BE HELD AT THE MT. CARMEL UMC. THEN TOUR OF HEAD PEACH CO.
5050 PICKERING RD, CLARKSVILLE, TN 37043
THIS WORKSHOP WILL HELP GROWERS AND HOMEOWNERS EVALUATE IF ORCHARD PRODUCTION IS FEASIBLE! AS THE TITLE SAYS, PLAN BEFORE YOU PLANT!
FREE! LUNCH PROVIDED! REGISTRATION REQUIRED!
REGISTER ONLINE:
HTTPS://FORMS.GLE/YWLE1ZNEYZQBC8SZ5
or call 931-648-5725

We are so proud of these two young ladies. They have poured so much time and effort into getting their steers ready for this show over the past few months. We loving seeing this program grow and grow. Keep it up girls, the Ag community needs more leaders like you two!

And a big shoutout to their amazing advisor, Megan Clegg, for always going above and beyond for your students. They are lucky to have a teacher like you.

Today I got to be a part of Moore Magnet Elementary school’s Career Day! What a school with some of the most amazing students! Not only did I share with them what careers in Agriculture look like, but we all had some laughs when I help them understand what jobs a farmer might have to “juggle” doing everyday on the farm. We talked about the importance of farming in their day to day world, and how you don’t have to farm to be a part of the Ag industry. And most importantly- that chocolate milk does NOT come from brown cows. 🐮🍫 I love being on the farm, but days like today remind how important it is to get out there and tell others what you are passionate about. You just might spark someone else’s passion in the process! 🌱❤️😊 And of course - no farm day event would be right without my sidekick with me! After today she is more than ready for her turn to go to school.

☀️🍑☀️ SEE YA’LL NEXT SUMMER! Jason, Eleanor, John Clay, Margaret & I would like to say “THANK YOU!” for all of your support this year! Thank you all for stopping in at our little market. Thank you for supporting a new business, spreading the word about us to your friends and family, and most of all for sharing your support & encouraging words with us! You have no idea how much that meant to us. We are about to tuck the trees and berry bushes in for winter & hope to be back in July. Next year we hope to have PEACHES, Blackberries, Sweet Corn, Watermelon, Pumpkins and more in the market. 🍑🫐🍉🌽🎃 In the mean time, follow us here to see what we get into over the winter. ❄️ Love, Jason & Julie

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🎃 We aren’t going to let these temps get us down! We will be opening the market today.

No filter needed for these beauties! Open today until 5pm! 🧡🤍🧡

Lunch + Hotel Transylvania + Straw Bales+ Rain = A cozy lunch break for the two of us. 🎃🥪 Even if it rains, we will be here until 6pm today. Stop by and grab a pumpkin!

🎃 THIS WEEK’S HOURS 🎃

We have lots of pumkins (both stacking and jack-o-lanterns), mums, decorative corn stalks & straw bales.

I have told many of our customers about my husband, Jason, who is actually a full-time row crop farmer. Pictured are the most amazing group of farmers he works with each day at Long Vue Farms. These people are like family to both of us. It’s because of them and their dedication to work until the job is done, we had the ability to start this orchard. Shout out to Mandy, Alex, Brandon, Michael, JP, Durrell, David Wayne, Aubrey, and Hayden for just being the best! 🧡👏🏼

Our favorite farmers are celebrating National Farmer’s Day doing what they love, farming. 🌾

Today is the perfect day to visit the pumpkin patch! Whether you like to stack ‘em or cut ‘em, we have the perfect pumpkin for you & your family. Plus, today is Northwest Wednesday. Which means that a portion of all proceeds will go to Clarksville’s own Northwest High FFA Chapter. 🎃💙💛

💙💛 Northwest FFA Wednesday 💛💙 These students have been busy this year - showing sheep this summer, visiting several local farms this fall, volunteering at several community events, competing at several judging events. Jason and I have been so impressed with these young leaders. We are thrilled to have the opportunity to give back to them. We would love for you to join us on Wednesday to support a great group of youths and their advisors. If this is our future, it is looking very bright! 💛💙 Northwest High FFA

Stocked up on Corn Stalk Bundles this morning ~$10 a bundle

☔️ We will be open until the rain moves in today. Even though it means closing early, we are always grateful for rain. Knowing it will bring cooler weather has us all excited about this weekend! 🍁Great weekend to get out & about!

🎃🧡🎃We are excited to announce that we will be open Monday - Saturday next week for Fall Break! We have picked 750 pumpkins and have hundreds more to go! We have “just the right pumpkin” for everyone in the family. All of our Jack-o-lantern pumpkins were grown right here on our family farm. We would 🧡 for you to come out and visit us. This week’s hours: (October 4-7) Wednesday & Thursday 10-4, Friday 10-6, Saturday 9-4. We are closed on Sundays. 🎃