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Local peaches in New Hampshire.
📅 In season: August – mid-September · short window — order ahead
Most people are surprised that New Hampshire grows peaches at all — and then they taste one. Northern-grown peaches ripen on the tree and travel a few miles, not a few thousand, so they’re picked soft-ripe and dripping instead of hard and green. The growers below tend hardy varieties bred for New England winters.
The window is short and worth marking on the calendar: roughly early August through mid-September. When a farm lists peaches, that means this week — not a standing inventory.
8 New Hampshire peach growers on LiveStalks Local.
Union Lake Peach Orchard
📍 Barrington, NH
Union Lake Peach Orchard is an orchard with peaches in Barrington, New Hampshire.
Peaches
Visit the farm page →Monahan Farm
📍 East Kingston, NH
Monahan Farm is an orchard in East Kingston, New Hampshire with blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, and peaches.
Berries Peaches
Visit the farm page →Applecrest Farm Orchards
📍 Hampton Falls, NH
Applecrest Farm Orchards in Hampton Falls is a Seacoast farm destination with strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, peaches, apples, pumpkins, flowers, a farm market, bakery, creamery, and harvest-season family events.
Berries Apples Peaches Pumpkins Flowers
Visit the farm page →DeMeritt Hill Farm
📍 Lee, NH
DeMeritt Hill Farm is an orchard in Lee, New Hampshire with blueberries, peaches, apples, and pumpkins.
Berries Apples Peaches Pumpkins
Visit the farm page →Fat Peach Farm
📍 Madbury, NH
Fat Peach Farm is a orchard in Madbury, New Hampshire with peaches, flowers, herbs, and vegetables.
Peaches Flowers Herbs Produce
Visit the farm page →McKenzie’s Farm
📍 Milton, NH
McKenzie’s Farm is a fruit farm in Milton, New Hampshire with strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, and peaches.
Berries Peaches
Visit the farm page →Miller Farm
📍 New Durham, NH
Miller Farm is a pick-your-own farm in New Durham, New Hampshire with blueberries, peaches, apples, and pick-your-own crops.
Berries Apples Peaches
Visit the farm page →Ridge Runner’s Farm
📍 New Durham, NH
Ridge Runner’s Farm is an orchard in New Durham, New Hampshire with blueberries, flowers, raspberries, and peaches.
Berries Peaches Flowers
Visit the farm page →From the pickup line...
Know before you buy.
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A ripe peach gives slightly at the shoulder and smells like a peach at arm’s length. Color alone doesn’t tell you.
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Ripen firm peaches at room temperature, stem-end down; refrigerate only once fully ripe.
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Tree-ripened peaches bruise easily — carry them flat, single-layer if you can.
Peach orchards: questions, answered.
Does New Hampshire really grow peaches?
Yes — cold-hardy varieties like Reliance, Contender, and Redhaven handle northern New England winters, and several southern-New Hampshire orchards have grown peaches for decades. The season is shorter than down south, but the fruit, eaten in season, competes with anything shipped north.
When are local peaches in season?
Roughly the first week of August through mid-September, with peak supply in late August. A hard late-spring frost can shorten any given year’s crop, which is another reason to order early.
Why do local peaches taste so much better?
Shipping peaches are picked hard so they survive the truck; they soften afterward but never gain more sugar. Local peaches stay on the tree until they’re actually ripe — sugar, aroma, and juice fully developed.
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- 📍 Barrington, NH
- 📍 Bedford, NH
- 📍 Brentwood, NH
- 📍 Danville, NH
- 📍 Dover, NH
- 📍 Durham, NH
- 📍 East Kingston, NH
- 📍 Exeter, NH
- 📍 Farmington, NH
- 📍 Hampton, NH
- 📍 Hampton Falls, NH
- 📍 Kensington, NH
- 📍 Kingston, NH
- 📍 Lee, NH
- 📍 Madbury, NH
- 📍 Madison, NH
- 📍 Milton, NH
- 📍 New Durham, NH
- 📍 New Ipswich, NH
- 📍 Newfields, NH
- 📍 Newington, NH
- 📍 Newmarket, NH
- 📍 Newton, NH
- 📍 North Hampton, NH
- 📍 Northwood, NH
- 📍 Nottingham, NH
- 📍 Plaistow, NH
- 📍 Portsmouth, NH
- 📍 Rochester, NH
- 📍 South Hampton, NH
- 📍 Strafford, NH
- 📍 Stratham, NH
- 📍 Wakefield, NH
- 📍 Wilton, NH
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