Peach Trees
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Bendigo Beauty peach
Out of stock
Ripening in the first week of the year, the Bendigo Beauty peach has fruit that is cream and red skinned, white juicy flesh, very good cropper, precocious (potentially a decent crop in the second year, with the proper cultural conditions), fruit gradually ripens over a number of weeks, not coming all at once Ripens: January Pollinate with: Self fertile
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Lena Kirsten peach
The Lena Kirsten peach is a white fleshed freestone peach, selected by old N.S.W. nurseryman, ripens early - mid season, red skin on cream and green background, the flesh has lovely flavour, with some crispness, low chill variety Ripens: January Pollinate with: Self fertile
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China Flat peach
Another 'Donut' type peach, the China Flat peach is the flattest of them all, white fleshed peach, low winter chill hours, will cope with humidity in warmer northern climates (also suits coastal planting), greenish skin tinted red, slipstone Pollinate with: Self fertile Chill hours: approx 200 hours (low)
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Dwarf Angel peach
Out of stock
Dwarf Angel Peach is is a unique flat shaped fruit similar to a donut, with Pink skin, white flesh and good flavour. Beautiful flush of pink blossom in Spring. Grows to a height of 2m and a width of 2m. MATURITY: Early February (Mid season) Pollinate with: Self fertile Chill hours: approx 200 hours (low)
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Dwarf Fresno peach
Dwarf Fresno peach is a two metre high peach, one of the most recent dwarfing introductions in Australia, with a brand new two metre high rootstock, perfect small to mid size tree, and Fresno are the latest peach variety to come from California, lovely yellow fleshed peaches
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Cresthaven peach
Out of stock
The Cresthaven peach is one of the most luscious peaches, with wonderful flavour and great appeal for the home gardener, rich sweet yellow flesh, good cropper, does well in many districts Ripens: February Pollinate with: Self fertile
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Anzac peach
Out of stock
Old Australian, white fleshed peach, the Anzac peach, ripens early - mid season, red skin on cream and green background, the flesh is lovely and soft, with more of a greener white colour, juicy, and excellent flavour Ripens: January Pollinate with: Self fertile
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Daisy peach
Daisy peach is a newer, improved cultivar that produces quality, attractive, white-fleshed peaches with good flavour. Skin is high red over cream ground colour. Firm and juicy. Freestone. primarily used for fresh fruit. Mid-season maturity.
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Dwarf Anzac peach
Dwarf peach tree, growing to 2 metres high, white fleshed peach, the Anzac peach, ripens early - mid season, red skin on cream and green background, the flesh is lovely and soft, with more of a greener white colour, juicy, and excellent flavour Ripens: January Pollinate with: Self fertile
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Wiggins peach
Wiggins peach is an older white fleshed freestone peach, very popular, tender, lovely tasting flesh
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Donut peach
The Donut peach is a unique white fleshed fruit, with a flattened centre - a genuine donut shape, sweet, with a mild flavour, low chill - only needs about 250 hours Ripens: January