Scottsdale Farms
Farm · Milton · Georgia
A 65-acre garden center north of Atlanta that turns part of its grounds into a pumpkin patch each fall, set behind a timber-frame barn full of home goods and a cafe. Most of what is for sale here, plants included, is built for the yard rather than just the season.
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Color nearby peaks: November 5–November 9
Color builds from October 30 · mostly bare by December 1
Sampled at Scottsdale Farms’s own coordinates and elevation (321 m) rather than a regional average.
This window comes from 27 weather points across Georgia, checked against 1 published peak date from explorefall.com and farmersalmanac.com. Georgia is running 5 days earlier than its own average this year. How the forecast works
When to go to Scottsdale Farms
You get about 17 days of color here, from the first turn through to roughly November 16. That is about 10 days earlier than Georgia as a whole. It sits at 1,053 ft, high enough to turn before the valleys do.
It is roughly 29 mi out of Atlanta.
Scottsdale Farms on the map
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Frequently asked
- When does Scottsdale Farms peak in 2026?
- Peak color is predicted for November 5–November 9 (best estimate November 7). Color starts around October 30 and is mostly bare by December 1.
- How do I get to Scottsdale Farms?
- Scottsdale Farms is in Milton. The closest city is Atlanta, about 29 mi away. It's part of Georgia's fall lineup.
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