Well once again it's time to defend my yard from an inevitable invasion of fire ants! Each year…read moreabout the third week in March, I treat my lawn with Bifenthrin! It's the most potent pesticide commercially available without a special license! Without fail; I always buy it at Fox Hollow Farms! The prices for the do your own yard people like me find them more reasonable than other local suppliers. I also try to get my Japanese Beetle supplies here but they go fast! These are really fine folks and will go out of their way to answer any questions that you might have. I decided to treat my yard a week earlier this year as it looks like an early spring in South Carolina.

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I'm so happy that Strawberry Hill USA is finally open! I've been patiently driving by here for a…read morecouple of weeks now. These folks are number one around here in the fruit and produce arena. My wife absolutely loves these cantaloupes and so do her friends! People traveling the I-85 corridor stop here for the really good stuff! Word of mouth travels fast! Not to mention Yelp and Facebook as wonderful advertising ESPECIALLY YELP! Many folks drive down from Charlotte, N.C. on a beautiful Sunday afternoon; shop here and visit the Yellow Mall! Ie: The Prime Outlet Mall! This is one stop you shouldn't miss; I guarantee it. Strawberry Hill USA also offers delicious ice cream and other refreshments!

The information in reviews and Google are misleading. The only ready-to-eat food available is ice…read morecream. This is not a restaurant. The ice cream is excellent and they offer generous portions.

Love the peaches! I had forgotten just how good they are. I haven't had them in a few years, we…read moreordered some and they were just delivered. I am 47 and it made me feel like a kid again back in the 80's in Spartanburg during the summer. Thank you so much for the wonderful peaches, I will be ordering more next year.

Stopped by to get some peaches after viewing the nearby giant Peachoid water tower . They had a…read morediverse selection of fruits and veggies along with canned items , honey and locally made dressings and marinades . All of their products seemed to be locally produced . I also saw they sold locally made ice cream which would be great on a hot summer day . Get the full peach experience by buying some local SC peaches and then going to check out the nearby peachoid water tower.

I stopped by Abbott Farms for the first time during a road trip in 2002, and it turned out to be…read moreone of the best unexpected gems. Since then, it has been an integral part of my trips up and down Interstate 85 for over 23 years and that small stop makes every journey even better. The place has a charming, country market feel with shelves full of homemade jams, jellies, relishes, and their famous peach cider. I have my staples that I get on every stop (boiled peanuts) but always sample a little bit of everything and ended up leaving with bags full of goodies. The moonshine pickles and cheese bread are among my favs, and I can tell everything is made with care and local ingredients. The staff is always warm, welcoming, happy to chat and offer recommendations. Ther is always plenty of parking and it's the kind of place that feels like a throwback to simpler times. No frills, just great products and genuine hospitality. If you're driving through South Carolina, Abbott Farms is absolutely worth the stop!

This is a stop every time I go to Georgia when the season starts! My dad will never let me forget…read moreto bring him peaches and plums. These are the best I've had thus far. Sac peaches are better than Georgia peaches hands down. The preserves and peaches cider is great also.

Let see...Lemmons sells...you guessed it...Peaches!! I got peaches here a few weeks ago (the…read morebeginning of July) that were the size of softballs!!! Atmosphere - Large garage, hot, empty, lots of peaches, back grocery area, evidence that this place is mainly supported by seasonal traffic. Service - Friendly and local. The first spot I went to (closer to i-85) was closing and with limited peach supply. The kind lady at this site called over to their other location to make sure the ladies there waited for me. Everyone was super nice. Food - I got 2 pecks of peaches (or 1/2 bushel), a jar of jam, and a huge cup of peach ice cream (which...btw was awesome) for about $29. This was a pretty good deal as the next day when I visited the Farmers Market in Davidson they were charging $9 for a 1/2 peck. Plus, the peaches from Lemmons were larger and better in appearance. Overall - I got some really tasty peaches that were used for some even better peach cobbler. This is my location for peaches...it should be yours too! PS: They take credit cards here if your total order is sufficient in price (i.e. over $10).

So many peaches!…read more There are two locations once you get off the exit, a small shed with a limited variety of options (cash only) and the larger store (underneath the RUGS billboard) on the other side. We started at the smaller, but I didn't have enough cash to buy what I wanted, so they directed us across 85. The larger space is still somewhat open-garage feel. They have fresh peaches in a variety of sized containers (bushels/baskets/etc), ciders, jellies, jams, vinegars, the list go on and on. Then, you can go inside where they sell their homemade peach ice cream alongside Hersheys brand ice cream. We ordered a small peach ice cream and it was at least three scoops - plenty to share! Also inside are some small trinkets, snacks, and shelves and shelves of canned goods, most made by Lemmons. Pickled everything, butters, chow chows, more jellies and jams, marmalades, it was ridiculous. They also had a limited menu for a few made to order sandwiches and sides. I believe the minimum for credit cards was $10. We left with some peaches, a jug of peach cider, moonshine pickles (haven't tried yet), hot chow chow (not terribly hot, but tasty), and some peach butter. Everyone was very friendly and when I'm passing through again I'm sure I'll stop by.

Stopped in here on our way home to NJ after seeing a huge sign that says peaches next exit!…read more Unfortunately I didn't leave with any peaches being its not the season but I did leave with some great goodies. I bought my mother a large bag of fresh shelled pecans, a few peach ciders both sugar and sugar free, grits, a peach soda and apple & peach bread along with some stink bombs for my boyfriend lol. They have a really great selection of preserves and ciders of all kinds. The staff was extremely helpful and friendly offering us samples of pretty much whatever we wanted to try. They also sell fire works here! I didn't really look too much at them but there was quite a selection. I will definitely be stopping here on my next trip to Georgia and hopefully peaches are in season when I do!

On 85 heading to Atlanta for Labor Day weekend and of course advertisement is super productive I…read moremean at least 1 out of 10 will cling to the advertisement if it's good right ‍? So again as we are rolling up 85 my husband constantly reads aloud several advertisements about the Peaches that we never stop to get on our many weekend getaways to Atlanta. He goes on to say how they are always closed on Sunday which is the day we usually ride home. Then BAM an advertisement about "Free Peach Cider Sample" and now he's super SOLD about stopping. So he does and since our toddler was asleep I stayed in the car. He came out all excited and said let's switch and he sit in the car while I go Taste and so I did. We both liked the Peach cider with No Sugar added. We purchased a bottle as well as some Peaches that we just cleaned as they were pretty freshly picked (super dirty and ripe) which is a good thing as they came from the original source and not mass reproduced. The people were friendly and helpful and we are happy with our purchase. We will stop back in the future as long as he stop on the way going and not the way home since they are closed on Sundays.

The Peachoid is a water tower in Gaffney, South Carolina. It's 135 feet high and has one million…read moreU.S. gallons of water! People call if "The Peach." It's around exits 90 and 92 off I-85.

I was clued in somewhat wryly by a Gaffney native that this is the thing to see in the area. It is…read moreindeed a water tower that looks like a peach. Given the way it's angled, the leaf at the top is hard to see, and from the angles you'd likely be looking at it from, you might think it looks like something other than a peach. There is a restaurant next door which as of this writing is defunct. There's not much else nearby, but the couple of parking spots and small park set up around the peachoid make it clear that it's here to be visited. There are a few fruit trees, including some peaches, though the fruit appeared to have a high rate of getting hit by various blights. Natural part of a tropical climate I guess, but not an inspiring sight.

I have purchased three female Italian Greyhounds from Susan over the last 4 years. Susan is…read morefantastic. She was so helpful with picking my little angels. They are my world and I love them so much. Molly

Got our little Augustus from here. The dogs are well kept. No problems. The property is very large…read more Owners are nice. I know several people that have adopted from Susan