Peaches

Peach Albatross (Prunus persica ‘Albatross’) has very large fruit with light yellow skin, clingstone, crimson tinged and speckled with darker crimson. The almost round juicy fruit has white flesh that has red colouring next to the stone. It...

Released in 1915 and named in honour of the Anzacs who were then creating the legend they were to become.
Dark red over pale green coloured fruit. Light white/green flesh, freestone. Juicy, sweet to slightly tart and soft when ripe. Very popular variety...

Delicious juicy peach with white flesh and red/yellow skin that ripens in early January. • Pollination Group: self-fertile so no other pollinators needed • Uses: eating, cooking, bottling, preserving • Harvest: early January •...

Yellow firm flesh with freestone and yellow/red skin. • Pollination Group: self-fertile so no other pollinators needed • Uses: eating, cooking, bottling, preserving, drying • Harvest: late i.e. Feb to March • Features: freestone...

Peach ‘Brigg’s Early May’ originated about 1870 as a chance seedling on the farm of John G. Briggs near Yuba City, California. Fruit medium to large, round, skin white with a rich red cheek; flesh greenish-white, melting, juicy, free;...

Prunus persica 'China Flat’, syn. P. persica 'Saturn' is a freestone peach with flat, highly fragrant fruit with white flesh and a small stone. • Pollination Group: self-fertile so no other pollinators needed • Uses: great eating variety •...

A very tasty and attractive red, semi-freestone peach ripening mid-season. Sweet and juicy fruit. • Pollination Group: self-fertile so no other pollinators needed• Uses: top eating variety• Harvest: mid-season late December to early...

One of the most popular peaches ever, freestone. Great all-rounder being suitable for eating, juice and preserving. Pollination Group: self-fertile Height x width: 3m x 3-4m Uses: eating Harvest: February Features: freestone

This vigorously growing peach tree produces large round fruit with yellow and red skin with yellow flesh and freestone. Originates from California in 1966. • Pollination Group: self-fertile so no other pollinators needed • Uses: eating,...

A deservedly popular yellow fleshed peach.Harvest: Early January

Medium size, yellow-orange fruit with yellow flesh. A well regarded eating variety and also good for canning. Pollination Group: self-fertile Uses: eating, preserving Harvest: March Features: yellow flesh, clingstone Image (accessed...

Peach ‘J. H. Hale’ is an old cultivar named after Jean Han Hale and is also known as ‘Million Dollar’. It has large round fruit with yellow and red skin with little fuzz, yellow flesh and great flavour with freestone. •...

Prunus persica ‘Loring’ is a large, firm, yellow-fleshed freestone with attractive red coloured fruit over a yellow background. Beautiful pink blooms in spring are followed by medium-to-large peaches in early summer. Loring has been an important...

Delightful yellow-fleshed freestone peach. Starts sweet and acid ripening to very sweet and aromatic when fully ripe. Pollination Group: self-fertile Uses: eating Harvest: late February Features: freestone, yellow flesh

One of the best old varieties with large, blushed red fruit and firm white flesh, excellent flavour. Pollination Group: self-fertile Uses: eating Harvest: early December Features: white flesh

A mouth-watering cross between a peach and a nectarine. Smooth skin with yellow, sweet, juicy, clingstone flesh. Pollination Group: self-fertile Uses: eating Harvest: mid-January Size: 3m-4m wide x 3m tall

The Peachcot is a hybrid between a peach and an apricot. It has a firmer flesh and a sweeter flavour than an apricot. Botanically closer to a peach but the fruit is small and orange like an apricot. Low chill and suitable for the subtropics. Pollination...

Prunus persica ‘Pullar's Cling’ is a clingstone, late maturing, yellow fleshed peach with red staining around the stone.  • Pollination Group: Self-fertile so no other pollinators needed• Uses: Great fresh eating and...

Originated in South Haven, Michigan in 1930, introduced in 1940. High quality fruit eaten fresh. Suitable for canning and freezing. Almost fuzzless skin over firm, creamy textured yellow flesh. Tree is heavy-bearing and easy to grow and maintain...

This American variety released in 1966 has small to medium sized juicy fruit with firm yellow flesh, red over yellow skin and cling stone. Fruit copes well with transport. • Pollination Group: self-fertile so no other pollinators needed • Uses:...

Stark Earliglo™ Peach is a bright-red freestone among the earliest of the peaches to ripen. Earliglo is very winter hardy, and can be planted with confidence in colder areas. The delicious, firm fruit ripens from mid-December. Self-pollinating.

Tatura 204 is an outstanding clingstone peach with excellent yields and consistency. The fruit is round, juicy and sweet, with a Golden Queen texture and flavour. Ripens from mid-January.

One of the all time favourite old varieties, excellent eating quality, sweet and juicy. Pollination Group: self-fertile Uses: eating Harvest: early - mid-January Features: freestone, white flesh Image (accessed 31/3/15)