The Southern Peach Company

02/17/2026

These pictures say it all…. Our little family Florida peach farm took a hard hit through the freeze. We continue to see the damage each day. As sad as it is for us, we will continue to pray for any little small bloom that try’s to come out and survives to become the sweetest peaches we all have grown to love so much..🧡 We also continueto pray for all our fellow Farmers and Ranchers that have suffered so much loss through the drought and freeze, from lost crops, lost plants and trees, grazing and water sources. 🙏🏻

01/31/2026

01/31/2026

Update: As a family we chose not to run our pumps to freeze the trees because the wind was just to strong and there would be a huge possibility of the weight of the ice breaking the Peach trees over. We think we made the right decision to save the trees first, we will have to wait and see what damages to the blooms we will have once we are past the freezing weather. Thank you to all and continue to pray for all our Florida Farmers and Ranchers- The Gill Family

Our Peach trees are about to burst with their little peach blooms, it has been a rough few years recovering from the hurricane damage. Prayers as our family will be staying up through the next few nights at the farm to try and save our spring peach crop. Also prayers for our road travel as we have been continuously hauling hay to our cattle. Pray for all our Florida Farmers and Ranchers.