All About Peaches - Apple Holler

All About Peaches

Peach Picking has ended for 2022.  
Thank you to all of our guests that have visited us for peach picking this year.

If you love peaches, but thought you would have to travel to Georgia to pick them, you are in luck because we have our very own peach orchard that you can pick these juicy fruits from.  

Please note that picking conditions can change day by day, and even hour to hour, depending upon Mother Nature, weather conditions and customer traffic.
  Please call 262-884-7100 for up to date picking conditions.

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Apple Holler's Guide to Peaches

Did you know that apples are not the only fruit you can pick at Apple Holler? If you love peaches, but thought you would have to travel to Georgia to pick them, you are in luck because we have our very own peach orchard that you can pick these juicy fruits from.

Do you know the difference between Freestone, Semi Freestone, Clingstone?  No?  Check out Apple Holler’s Guide for Peaches to learn all about our peach varieties.

Our Peachy History

Dave, owner of Apple Holler has been growing peaches since he first started planting them in the spring of 2011.  Dave knew he was taking a chance with planting a peach crop but he did his due diligence when it came to research and found out that there were a few hearty peach trees that grow better in the North, and would be able to withstand our winter weather.

Have Questions?

We know that you have questions, and we hope that our FAQs and Guidelines will help. If you still
have questions, please don’t hesitate to give us a call at 262-884-7100

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Apple Holler is a Working Farm

Wisconsin State Statute 895.524: A person who observes or participates in an agricultural tourism activity on this property assumes the risks inherent in agricultural tourism activity. Risks inherent in the agricultural tourism activity may include conditions on the land, the unpredictable behavior of farm animals, the ordinary dangers associated with equipment used in farming operations, and the potential that a participant in the agricultural tourism activity may act in a negligent way that may contribute to injury or death. The agricultural tourism provider is not liable for the injury or death of a person involved in an agricultural tourism activity resulting from those inherent risks.