When are peaches in season?
Georgia and South Carolina's peach harvest starts in May and runs into the summer. USDA's national outlook and Georgia's own agriculture department agree on roughly the same window.
Their peach harvest began in May and will mostly conclude by the end of July.
Applies to: Georgia and South Carolina, major U.S. peach-producing states
From USDA Economic Research Service, Fruit and Tree Nuts Outlook: July 2026 (FTS-385). Page read on 2026-09-28.
They’re also available only about 12 weeks each year (mid-May – early August).
Applies to: Georgia peaches, as sold in-state
From Georgia Department of Agriculture (Georgia Grown), Peaches | Georgia Grown. Page read on 2026-09-28.
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This page is about when peaches are for sale, not when to plant or pick them at home — InSeasonChart does not cover planting or harvest timing. South Carolina is grouped with Georgia here because USDA reports the two states' harvest together; we have not found a South Carolina-specific state or university source that stands on its own, so we do not give South Carolina a separate window (see the method page). California is not on this page yet: we found only one source for its peach season, and we list a state only when a second, independent source matches it.