Peach Tree Farm and Greenhouse

“This is a terrific place to stop and grab plants for your porch or herb garden. The kids can go play on the equipment nearby while you do. They accept cash, check, venmo, or cards. They are family owned and operated and they were very friendly and helpful. plenty of parking and wagons to carry your “loot” it was a spot to which I shall return. (There is a porta-potty available which is a plus also)”

“I love this family farm!! Such a vast array of flowers and plants in many different colors! Springtime brings Peaches and other fruits and vegetables! Then come fall, it's PUMPKIN time!! Complete with hay rides, a corn maze, and fun outdoor activities for the whole family! You won't find better quality products! And the service that you receive from the whole family is amazing! Come check them out!!”

“We love Peach Tree Farm & Greenhouse! Family friendly, the best peaches you’ll ever eat and so many variety of Mum’s I can never choose!! The people are amazing. Service is amazing. Products are amazing.”

“Love this little farm! Everything from hanging baskets to perennials to pumpkins and sunflowers and the best peaches. It is a fabulous spot here in Scottsville.”

“My kids love this place! The playground and tractor ride is so fun. It is such a hidden gem of Allen County. And the food is incredible 😍”

“Has the best flowers and prices. Sweet family too. Worth the drive.”

“They seem like sweet people but I can't recommend this place. We went there after seeing on Facebook that they were holding a Fall Festivities Event. I figured it would be a great place to take my almost 1yro son for a visit with the animals and a pony ride, especially for only $10 admission for adults. This is where things go sideways. I get the stroller through the gravel driveway to the check-in/pay counter to pay the $10 admission and am told "If paying with cash, it'll be $10." There's no mention of separate prices with cash Vs card online. Luckily, I had cash. I then get my wrist band and am told what it includes, of which isn't feed for animals (NBD as you really don't need feed) but pony rides were completely separate as well. Again, I looked over the post online, among others, nowhere does it say it's a separate fee. It's $5 for that, however, the pony didn't even have a saddle, bareback pad, anything...That mixed with how the horse was acting "hot", just too off-putting. We unfortunately just decided against it. Going off of the original opening weekend posts, they were supposed to have a few vendors. I did not see any, perhaps they were there early on and left or they had to reschedule. There may have been a post about it I missed. Bummer on that. Our son at least experienced the petting zoo, just watch your kids as the critters will try and get a nibble of a stray finger. If you know farm animals, this is pretty normal, just pay attention and you'll be good. I do think the goats should either be dehorned or separated as the one kept ramming (rather aggressively) the other animals, including the miniature horse & calf. I just felt it was all quite misleading, and a bit all over the place in regards to organization. I think they are a newer farm/business, so hiccups are to be expected. Hopefully things get better but for now, with the price vs what you get, I can't recommend it.”

“24 dollars admission just for playground and corn maze, another 6 dollars for petting zoo with 6 animals. Then when you take the hay ride to the pumpkin patch and pick out a pumpkin it's an additional charge of 5 bucks for med sized pumpkins and 8 for large ones and they don't tell you this prior to allowing your chosen to pick them out. What's a parent supposed to say ?? Disappoint and upset your 6 and 7 yr old children or just pay the extra?? Especially when you can go to the local store , which bought their pumpkins locally, and are charging between 395 and 595 for Giant pumpkins, depending on which store you go to in Scottsville. I left feeling angry and terribly disappointed and betrayed by the lack of honest up front business practices of this local farm. Sincerely Ben Kenney”