Baton Rouge, LA (Zone 8a) | September 2012 | positive
This has got to be one of the sweetest peaches in existence. To pick one ripe from the tree is amazing. And it bears so heavily that seri...Read Moreous thinning is a must and it will bear for several years, from 3 to 12 perhaps, and then begin to decline. It's beautiful in bloom as well.
It's hard to believe such a small tree can produce such heavy quantities of fruit, year after year.
There are no drawbacks to this peach that are not common to all peaches, such as the need to spray.
Does well in my alkaline clay soil. Bought this tree at a clearance late last year with barely enough time to get established before a ha...Read Morerd winter with temps in the teens. Pruned it back severley and headed it back to give it an open shape. Survived beautifully with no protection and began flowering on 4 Mar 2010.
A late-ripening, large, sweet, freestone peach. Heavy production and excellent flavor make this one a must for the home orchard. Ripens i...Read Moren July. Self-pollinating. 550 chill hours. Zones 8A and 8B.
This has got to be one of the sweetest peaches in existence. To pick one ripe from the tree is amazing. And it bears so heavily that seri...Read More
Does well in my alkaline clay soil. Bought this tree at a clearance late last year with barely enough time to get established before a ha...Read More
A late-ripening, large, sweet, freestone peach. Heavy production and excellent flavor make this one a must for the home orchard. Ripens i...Read More