Tom H.
8/25/2025
These are the best peaches in the world, unless there is a freeze that kills all the peaches. When that occurs it presents a problem. Abbott buys them elsewhere and doesn't inform you when you buy...
Abbott Farms
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103 Peachoid Rd
Gaffney, SC 29341
Abbott Farms of South Carolina is a family-owned fruit market that has been serving the community since 1955. Known for their delicious tree-ripened peaches, they also offer a wide variety of fresh produce, jams, jellies, pickles, and other local goods. With three convenient locations along I-85 and I-26, Abbott Farms is a go-to destination for those seeking the freshest and tastiest fruits and vegetables in Spartanburg and Cherokee counties.
As one of the largest fireworks dealers in the South, Abbott Farms also offers a wide selection of Red Star fireworks all year-round. From aerials to sparklers, customers can find a variety of fireworks at great prices. However, please note that fireworks are only available for purchase in-store and must be used in accordance with local and state laws. Whether you're looking for fresh produce or fireworks to celebrate, Abbott Farms has something for everyone.
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Trey M.
8/8/2024
Love the peaches! I had forgotten just how good they are. I haven't had them in a few years, we ordered some and they were just delivered. I am 47 and it made me feel like a kid again back in the...
Kelly G.
7/8/2022
Stopped by to get some peaches after viewing the nearby giant Peachoid water tower . They had a diverse selection of fruits and veggies along with canned items , honey and locally made dressings...
Justin W.
7/21/2022
The Only Review You Need To Read We took a weekend trip from Maryland down to Georgia and while there, we picked up way too many peaches to bring back home with us. On the way back up North, we...
Joe T.
4/4/2023
I stopped by this produce place today in search of any type of produce that might be even a little bit local. They are still closed for the season which tells me they only sell locally produced...
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