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Nothing beats the taste of a juicy peach picked right off the tree This dream can be your reality with the early June Gold Peach Tree This large yellow cling peach tree ripens earlier than any other peach in early to mid-Summer producing juicy, sweet peaches that are medium to large in size The yellow fruit has a blush red skin with melt in your mouth flesh. You can get peaches in the first year of planting Contrasting the colorful fruit of this yellow peach tree is dark green foliage that lines the branches all year long until temperatures drop for Winter. Being deciduous, the tree will slowly lose its green leaves for Winter until warmer Spring temperatures cause it to flush out with new growth. The Spring also brings the lovely medium pink blooms that are slightly fragrant and will mature into delicious peaches later in the year.

The Carolina Gold peach is a freestone peach that produces a large, 3-in. red skinned, creamy yellow flesh fruit. A newer release out of North Carolina, this late-blooming, consistently productive peach produces very high-quality, flavorful fruit. Late blooms miss the late spring frosts that decimate many other peaches. Fruit flesh has nice golden color and is resistant to oxidative browning when cut so good for canning or fruit salads. Delicious, sweet tangy peach flavor. High yields and consistency make this a good home or market peach. Small pit and a lot of sweet peachy flesh. At maturity, it can reach a height and width between 12 ft.-18 ft. Ripens in mid-late August (or 4 days after Elberta). Self-pollinating. Requires 1050 chill hours and is hardy in USDA zones 4-8.

Contender peach is a great cold-hardy variety that can adapt to temperature falls below zero. It is developed in Raleigh, NC, is self-pollinating and a produces a bountiful crop each year. The skin is a red-orange color while the flesh is sweet and yellow. The flesh of the peach is firm and resists browning, and the freestone pit removes easily. Tolerant of late-spring frost, Contender is a good choice in growing zones where other peaches falter. The fruit ripens in mid to late August. The tree requires 1050 chill hours to produces fruit each year. At maturity, the Contender is approximately 10 ft.-15 ft. in height and width. It is hardy in USDA Zones 4-8 and is shipped in a #1 pot with an average tree height of 12 in.

Considered an heirloom variety, Elberta is still one of the most popular peach trees sold today. Early spring puts on a beautiful display of pink blossoms that will eventually turn to fruit. Elberta is a freestone variety and produces large, yellow, and juicy peaches that can be eaten fresh or canned. The peaches ripen in mid-late summer. At maturity, it can reach a height of 10 ft.-14 ft. and a spread of 8 ft.-12 ft. Elberta is a self-pollinator and requires 800-950 chill hours during the dormancy period. It is grown best in USDA Zones 5-9 and is shipped in a #1 pot with an average tree height of 12 in.

Indulge in the delightful taste of Summer with the Gala Peach Tree, a true gem for any orchard or garden. With its stunning pink blossoms and luscious golden fruits, this tree is not just a feast for the eyes but also a source of abundant harvests. The Gala Peach, renowned for its sweet, juicy flesh and aromatic flavor, promises to elevate your culinary creations to new heights. Thriving in various climates, from mild to warm and adaptable to different soil types, the Gala Peach Tree is a versatile addition to any landscape. Care for this tree is a breeze; regular watering, occasional pruning for shape and airflow and a balanced fertilizer regimen ensure optimal growth and fruit production. Whether enjoyed fresh off the tree, baked into pies or preserved in jams, the Gala Peach Tree offers endless possibilities for culinary delight. Invest in this beloved variety and experience the joy of harvesting your own flavorful peaches straight from your backyard oasis.

Introducing the magnificent Norman Peach Tree, a marvel of nature with captivating features that will awe any garden enthusiast. with its luscious pink blooms and vibrant green foliage, this tree adds a splash of color to any landscape. Specially suited for growing zones 5-9, it thrives in a variety of climates. Standing at a mature height of 15-20 feet, it fits well in both spacious gardens and compact spaces. The Norman Peach Tree boasts a distinct flavor profile, producing juicy, sweet peaches that are perfect for biting into or using in your favorite recipes. Its stunning form and exceptional fruit make it an essential addition to any discerning gardener collection.

The June Red Peach Tree is a delightful addition to any orchard or backyard garden, offering both beauty and bountiful harvests. Known scientifically as Prunus persica 'June Red', this deciduous fruit tree produces delicious, juicy peaches with vibrant red skin and sweet, flavorful flesh. Flourishing in USDA Hardiness Zones 5 through 9, the June Red Peach Tree thrives in well-dRained soil and full Sun, providing ample space for its spreading canopy to grow and develop. In Spring, the tree bursts into bloom with clusters of fragrant pink flowers, attracting pollinators and heralding the arrival of the growing season. As Summer approaches, the tree's branches become adorned with plump, ripe peaches, ready for harvest in June. Regular watering, proper pruning and annual fertilization support healthy growth and ensure abundant fruit production. with its ornamental value, delicious fruit and ease of care, the June Red Peach Tree is a cherished addition to orchards and gardens, promising years of enjoyment and harvests to come.

With its majestic appearance, the Redskin Peach Tree stands tall, reaching heights of up to 20 feet. Its lush foliage showcases a stunning array of deep green leaves, providing an attractive backdrop to the strikingly colored peaches that bloom in abundance. Ranging from rich crimson to brilliant scarlet, these velvety-skinned fruits offer a tantalizing flavor profile that combines sweetness with a hint of tartness. This hardy tree thrives in growing zones 5-8, making it suitable for a wide range of climates. Experience the beauty and deliciousness of the Redskin Peach Tree, a true masterpiece in every aspect.

With its unique features and exceptional qualities, this tree is sure to impress. The Sentinel Peach Tree boasts vibrant peach-colored blossoms in the spring, adding a pop of color to any environment. Designed to thrive in growing zones 5-8, it can withstand various climates and soil types. Standing at a mature height of 15-20 feet, its compact size makes it ideal for small spaces. The tree beautiful dark green foliage provides an eye-catching backdrop, while its tantalizingly sweet and juicy peaches offer a delightful flavor profile. Experience the beauty and taste of the Sentinel Peach Tree today and enjoy its bountiful harvest for years to come.

Contender peach, a cold tolerant variety, provides a crop of big yellow fruit just when other peach trees are slowing down. The skin is a red-orange color while the flesh is sweet and yellow. The flesh of the peach is firm and resists browning and the freestone pit removes easily. Tolerant of late-Spring frost, Contender's a good choice in growing zones where other peaches falter. Contender is self pollinating. The fruit ripens in mid to late August. Requires 1050 chill hours. At maturity, the Contender is approximately 10 ft. to 15 ft. in height and width.