PALISADE — The rows between the long lines of lush-green fruit trees are empty of workers at a time when cherry picking and peach thinning is normally getting underway. It’s a tough year for ...

at 1:30 p.m. we cut the peach off the tree and put it on the scale and it weighed out at 2.03 pounds. So, we’re stoked,” Cox said. “I think it’s really good for Palisade and the peach ...

But peaches still reign supreme here: Roughly 80 percent of their acreage is reserved for peach trees. Go shopping: In 2021, the Sanders opened the Palisade Peach Shack, a handsome light-wood building ...

[MUSIC] - PALISADE IS THE SWEET SPOT FOR RAISING ... WE WANT TO GET CONSUMERS OUT HERE TO EXPERIENCE THAT FRESH, JUICY PEACH STRAIGHT OFF THE TREE DURING OUR HARVEST. AND IT'S A FAVORITE EVENT ...

Due to the lack of rainfall and misunderstanding of fruit tree cultivation ... Starting in the 1800s, the Palisade community began celebrating Peach Days, a fun celebration honoring their famous fruit ...

but rather as what makes the Palisade peach so great. For example, an ill-timed frost, Minas said, could mean a tree has fewer blossoms, but a tree with fewer blossoms will produce a sweeter fruit ...

The Town of Palisade was an agricultural and coal mining ... The peach freeze in 1963 devastated much of the peach trees in the valley after an extreme overnight freeze. A comfortable 50 degrees ...

Visitors can actually book accommodations at the RV park right on the edge of the Colterris vineyard, with sites bordered by the lush fruit and grape trees ... the Palisade Peach Festival happens ...

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at 1:30 p.m. we cut the peach off the tree and put it on the scale and it weighed out at 2.03 pounds. So, we’re stoked,” Cox said. “I think it’s really good for Palisade and the peach ...

Back in the 1890s, settlers planted all kinds of fruit trees, but it was the peach that truly thrived. By 1909, Palisade had its first Peach Day festival, with none other than President William ...