The sweetest people work here. I went in for the first time to check it out with my baby, looking…read morefor blueberries. The man behind the counter kept in conversation with me the whole time, asking about my son and talking about his kids. As I checked out, my card kept declining, and he told me to just take the carton for free. I offered him $2 cash that I had, but he declined the offer. I truly appreciated his graciousness and the whole experience I had there really touched me. They also had a very sweet dog there who was calm enough for my baby to get near.

Great family farm. Many times a family member will be at the produce market.They grow great…read morestrawberries and peaches. And have many other kinds of produce. Watermelon cantaloupe tomatoes etc.

I stopped here today and bought 2 cantaloupes, 3 containers of blackberries, 2 lbs of okra, 8…read moretomatoes, a jar of chow-chow, and 3 cucumbers. The corn that I had also wanted to get looked really bad, so my husband asked the man running the place how long he had had the corn. Today is Thursday. Initially the man said "Since Thursday." Then he changed his mind and said Tuesday...and he surely should have said a week ago Tuesday, that's how cruddy it looked. He also seemed very snarky about my husband picking through the cantaloupes and smelling the corn. When I checked out, he said "$50.26." I paid with my debit card and failed to get a receipt. He actually charged me $63.26 according to my bank. There has been a very nice lady behind the counter before but this guy was rude and overcharged me.

Best "in the middle of nowhere" kind of place…read more We were in town for about a week, and managed to come here every single day (mostly for their yummy ciders) to look around and get some fresh fruit. If you're in the area, def make the tiny detour to try out the peach cider!

I dropped in at the Easley Farmer's Market. The hours are Saturday mornings 8:00 am to 12:00 pm…read more There are fresh vegetables from shucked bi color corn and yellow corn,(not shucked too)tomatoes, fresh pole beans, squash, bell peppers, watermelons and fresh peaches. Homemade soaps and body scrubs. Several crocheted items, art work and other items for sale. Vanessa is also parked there also selling coffee, pastries and frozen snow cups. A few of the vendors lost sales because of their political views. Other than that I enjoyed the time spent browsing at the Easley Farmer's Market. Next week the okra is supposed to be there, gotta stop by for that!!

Amazing peaches. I…read morewas driving to see family last week and grabbed a large basket of peaches ($30) to take home. Every peach was at peak ripeness. Couldn't find a blemished one to save my life. The peaches they had (not sure of the variety) had a yellow flesh and a delicious red juice. Made for an amazing side with breakfast, and great for just messy snacking. My mom made a cobbler with them the other night and the result was the best peach cobbler I've ever had. The peaches, once baked, turned a dark reddish orange. Never seen that before, but I'm not complaining. Nice, friendly people, btw. Will definitely return.

A trip to Poinsett Produce was another stop on the way from Sky Top. They had peaches, jams,…read morejellies, pickled peaches, pickled eggs and pickled cucumbers. Many fresh veggies are still available, bananas, apples, squash, pie pumpkins and ones for decorating. Fresh boiled peanuts, onions, purple hull peas, purple cabbage, heirloom tomatoes, Cherokee black tomatoes, and fresh pork rinds, hot and plain ones. If you're in the area, and looking for some end of summer veggies check out this "on the side of highway"produce stand, Poinsett Produce.

Great variety of fresh produce and other canned and baked goods. They're a little pricey or I'd…read moregive them 5 stars. They also have an ice cream shop where they serve generous portions of Mayfield ice cream. In all it's a great stop while you're in Greer!!!

Love having fresh produce so close to home. The strawberries smelled and tasted delicious!read more

Great selection and the prices are a few dollars less than the orchards. We bought a 1/2 peck at an…read moreorchard for $8 and a full peck at McAbees for $9. The line moves fast and the people are great. The location is excellent - right off I-26 in Flat Rock; one exit down from Hendersonville.

AS fresh as you can get with local Peaches!! And local honey. This is a must stop. No restrooms…read more Just grab and go.

I wanted to update my review 8 years later to say we are still huge fans of Peach Country and still…read moreplan our hikes in this area to visit as much as we can! You must stop by to get their fruits, slushies, and hand pies in season. Spring: Strawberries, strawberry slushies, and strawberry hand pies. Summer: Peaches, peach slushies, and peach hand pies. The peach slushies taste like you are drinking a frozen form of a peach, and my favorite of the three! Fall: Apples, apple slushies, and apple hand pies. They have other fruits and veggies, but those are the main ones to stop for. They also have several jams and jellies, ice cream, and a few other baked goods. They are always friendly, too! So worth the stop and not too far from I-26.

Good fruit stand…read more Friendly staff, good variety It is a bit smaller than others but has a great atmosphere and variety

Great fresh vegetables, hand picked farm raised peaches.read more