National Eat a Peach Day is observed in the United States every year on August 22. This date was selected because peaches are harvested between June and August. Peaches are native to Northwest China, and while they are now cultivated in many countries, China remains the world's largest producer. In the U.S., the top peach-producing states are Georgia, California, and South Carolina, with Georgia famously known as the Peach State. On this day, people celebrate by enjoying fresh peaches or preparing desserts that include peaches, such as pies, tarts, and cobblers. Peaches are also a popular addition to fruit salads and can be enjoyed with vanilla ice cream or in milkshakes. Peaches are nutritious, containing various vitamins and minerals, making them a delightful and healthy treat.