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Gemini Peach & Rose Farm
(Last updated on May 30, 2025)
Welcome!
🍑 Some of our peach trees are now ripe and ready for picking. Our plum trees and blackberries are also ready. Some tomatoes are ready now, but the main crop is still on the way.
🌹 Our rose garden is happily blooming - pick your own for $10 a dozen.
Please bring your own bucket, vase, jar or something to carry your roses - while we don't provide containers, we're happy to supply clippers and water to keep your flowers fresh and beautiful.
(We accept cash, Venmo or check)
ROSES: May to mid-July and October to November.
PEACHES: June until mid-August.
Hours:
9am - 3pm (Monday - Saturday)
Contact:
940-230-5422
🌹Award-winning roses and fresh U-pick peaches in the heart of Denton, Texas🍑
Gemini Peach & Rose Farm is a family-run farm built on years of dedication, care, and a deep love for the land. Since opening in 2008, the farm has been lovingly maintained by its founder - James Herbison, whose passion for growing and nurturing continues to bloom in every corner of the fields.
Nestled in the heart of Denton, Gemini Peach & Rose farm is home to more than 200 peach trees and thousands of roses in every shape, color, and variety. From timeless classics to rare hybrids, each bloom is grown with care.
We specializes in grafting, and hybridizing hundreds of unique rose varieties. We offer U-pick roses, rose bushes, and the unique opportunity to name a rose from our exclusive collection of hybrid varieties.
From June through August, enjoy the sweet taste of summer with our U-pick peaches - ripe and ready for picking. We grow a variety of peach types that ripen in different time frames throughout the season. Come pick your own straight from the tree and savor the freshness you can only find at the farm!
You'll also find a seasonal selection of tomatoes, bell peppers, plums, blackberries, figs and grapes available for purchase.
Pick some peaches, gather some roses, and make sweet memories with your family and friends. We're lookin' forward to seein' y'all at the farm!
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