

Smiles sweet. Burns late.
Our house peach superhot: pale peach, wrinkled pods. Sweet up front, heat that arrives late and stays.
Every row is spoken for before seed hits soil. The specialty peach varieties go first.
Every photo here is a real pod from our rows, no filter. Next to each one is its character art, just for fun: the photo is the pepper, the cartoon is the personality.


Smiles sweet. Burns late.
Our house peach superhot: pale peach, wrinkled pods. Sweet up front, heat that arrives late and stays.


Brings friends. Lots of them.
Fruity, floral-sweet, and a heavy yielder: the plants hang thick with peach pods.
| Image | Variety | Est. heat | Flavor | Pods |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Extremeest. 2,000,000+ SHU | ||||
Peach Pyro★ House Specialty | est. 2.3M SHU | Sweet up front, heat that arrives late and stays: our house peach superhot. Rows reserve first; when they're spoken for, they're gone. | 10–22 g | |
Peach Ruckus | est. 2.0M SHU | Sweet cherry-peach with standout color. | 4–12 g | |
Superhotest. 1,000,000 to 1,600,000 SHU | ||||
Brainstrain Peach | est. 1.2M SHU | Sweet fruity peach brainstrain. | 6–14 g | |
Jay's Peach Ghost Scorpion | est. 1.1M SHU | Excellent fruity ghost; floral-sweet, heavy yielder. | 6–14 g | |
SHU = Scoville Heat Units; jalapeño ≈ 5,000. Heat figures are estimates. Photo tiles are from our rows; the rest show each variety's silhouette.
We built the farm around the peach lineup: Peach Pyro (est. 2.3M), Peach Ruckus (est. 2.0M), Brainstrain Peach (est. 1.2M), and Jay's Peach Ghost Scorpion (est. 1.1M). For a sauce maker or brewer, that's a whole peach-heat product line from one local farm: four heat levels, one flavor family, your name on the rows.
Prefer to talk? Call or text Correll at 864-650-0032. Otherwise, drop your details and we'll reach out to size your share together.