Hamburger $5.50 Cheeseburger $5.99 Hot Dog $3.29 Pulled Pork Sandwich $6.49 Fries $2.49 5 Chicken Wings $4.99 10 Chicken Wings $9.99 Fried Chicken Sandwich $9.99 Drinks:  Tea, Lemonade, and Fountain Drinks $2.49 Ice Cream Flavors:  Peach, Chocolate, Vanilla & Butter Pecan Small Cup $2.99 Large Cup $4.99 Cone $4.29 Waffle Cone $5.99 Milkshake (ours bring the boys to the Farm) $6.59 Peach or Blackberry Cobbler Small $4.99 Large $5.99 ..read more

While you're visiting us, there are several opportunities for you to take selfies to share with all your family, friends, and followers.  Please tag us @LaneSouthernOrchards so we can see how much fun you had while you were here.  Our front entrance and tractors are the faves.   ..read more

Dessert, Spiced, Vanilla, and Pickled peaches are all forms of preserved peaches, but they differ in their flavor profiles and methods of preservation.   Spiced peaches are typically prepared by canning whole or sliced peaches in a syrup flavored with warm spices such as cinnamon, cloves, and sometimes ginger. The syrup used for spiced peaches is usually sweetened with sugar, honey, or maple syrup, creating a rich and aromatic flavor profile. On the other hand, pickled peaches are preserved by immersing whole or sliced peaches in a vinegar-based brine, often seasoned with spices like ..read more

With spring and summer fast approaching, it's almost time for delectable, juicy peaches. Though every state has different peak season times for peaches, they're best when it's sunny and warm. Whether you slice them up and eat them on their own or bake them into a cobbler, peaches provide plenty of natural minerals and vitamins and can elevate any dish.  However, it's common for people to confuse this summertime staple with another stone fruit — the nectarine. Both fruits are widely enjoyed for their beautiful sunset colors, flavor and juiciness. But they actually have very distinct geneti ..read more

There's nothing like biting into a perfectly ripened peach. This luscious, juicy fruit offers an unbeatable flavor every time, especially on hot days when you want a sweet burst of freshness.  You may assume you can only enjoy fruit before it starts to turn soft, mushy and bruised. However, overripe peaches are still useful, so don't let a few imperfections scare you!  You can save the tasty, nutritious fruit and use it in several ways. Instead of throwing your produce out, savor the softened texture by adding peaches to various recipes and avoiding food waste. There are plenty of wa ..read more

When you think of pecans, you likely think of many sweet dishes that you and your loved ones enjoy around the holidays, such as pecan pie or sugar-roasted pecans. However, these crunchy, buttery nuts can be used in just about anything, from sweet baked goods to savory, spicy meals. Did you know that you can also cook with pecan oil?  Just like you would use olive or avocado oil to cook or make vinaigrettes, you can use pressed pecan oil to bring out tons of nutty flavor in your vegetables, meats, desserts and salads. Pecan oil also offers many health, hair and skin benefits that you may n ..read more

How to Peel Peaches At Lane Southern Orchards, we believe that peach season is the best time of the year. With so many delicious recipe options available, peaches are the perfect fruit for sweet or savory dishes.  As you get ready to enjoy your favorite summertime treat, however, you may notice that the recipe requires you to peel your peaches. While you can leave the peel on your peaches, it may affect the texture or taste of your dish. Here are two easy peach peeling methods to help you save time in the kitchen. The Blanching Method The blanching method uses boiling ..read more

METHOD Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Place the pecan pieces on a baking sheet and roast for 5 minutes. Remove from the oven and allow to cool slightly. Place the pecan pieces, kosher salt, and cinnamon in a food processor. Process on high speed for about 1 minute until crumbly, then scrape down the bowl. Process again for about 1 minute until creamy, then scrape down the bowl. Process for another minute or two until completely creamy and smooth, scraping as necessary. Taste and if desired, add a few pinches of additional salt and blend again until fully incorporated. Pour into a sealable jar ..read more

After eagerly waiting all year for peach season, it can be hard to limit yourself when buying this sweet stone fruit. While an overabundance of peaches is never a bad thing, there are only so many you can eat before they begin to pass their peak. Here are some simple methods for storing and preserving your peaches at their peak tangy-sweet juicy goodness. The Best Way to Store Peaches How you store your peaches will vary depending on their level of ripeness, how long you want them to last and if you're slicing them before storage. Whichever storage option you choose, it's best to store your w ..read more

Summer is our favorite time of the year. The days are longer, the weather is warmer and our peaches are ready to enjoy. Whether you like your peaches as-is or within a pie or cobbler, Lane Southern Orchards is the place to visit for all things peaches. We are one of the best places in Georgia to get your peaches — open all summer for days full of adventure and mouthwatering foods.  Try The Best Peaches in Georgia  If you've been dreaming of biting into fresh, juicy peaches, Lane Southern Orchards can help you realize that dream. Located down in the heart of Georgia, we have been grow ..read more