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Blackburn Elberta peach
Blackburn Elberta Peach Ripens: Feb/March Pollinate with: Self fertile
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Dwarf O’Henry peach
O'Henry is offered this year as a dwarf sized peach tree, growing to approx 2.5 metres, O'Henry peach is a late ripening yellow fleshed peach, full red skin, some red staining in flesh, large peaches which are very popular fresh eating and also good preserving, strong, vigourous, heavy bearing tree, one of the best, originating in N.S.W. Ripens: mid to late Feb. Pollination : Self fertile
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J.H. Hale Million Dollar peach
Out of stock
J.H. Hale Million Dollar peach is described by one old orchardist I knew, as one of the nicest peaches he ever ate. Large fruits, yellow succulent flesh, best flavour, one of the rare peaches that requires pollination to set a good crop - plant together with Blackburn Elberta for good pollination and fruit setRipens: Feb/MarchPollinates with: Blackburn Elberta
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Dwarf Elberta peach
Out of stock
Dwarf Elberta peach is an older variety and very popular with the common people, yellow melting flesh, flavour superb when grown organically, can be eaten fresh, bottles well, and even dries successfully Ripens: mid/late February Pollinate with: Self fertile
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Elberta peach
Elberta peach is a very old variety and very popular with the common people, yellow melting flesh, flavour superb when grown organically, can be eaten fresh, bottles well, and even dries successfully Ripens: mid/late February Pollinate with: Self fertile
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Flordagold peach
Flordagold peach is a yellow-fleshed variety requiring only 150-200 hours winter chill. A medium sized round fruit with a firm skin and good blush. Semi-clingstone. Earliest fruiting peach, popular low chill variety
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Cresthaven peach
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