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The July Prince Peach Tree is a yellow freestone peach variety with loads of juicy flavor and easy-to-grow qualities! Clusters of bright pink flowers form on the Prunis persica peach 'July Prince' during early spring which contrasts the dark green foliage beautifully. The pink blossoms eventually mature into medium to large peach fruit by late summer or early fall. The typical harvest date would be from early to mid-August.

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!.

It’s got all the things you’re looking for in a Summertime treat. Delicious, large, sweet and juicy. July prince has many of the same traits of Winblo but 1 thing that sets it apart is that it is even BIGGER. Its very much known for its size and averages between 3 in. and 3.5 in. Dia. It has a nice, yellow background color and red overcolor or blush that gives it that really attractive combination to make it a very pretty peach. It has a very nice, uniform, round shape. When you cut through the skin into the flesh you can see that its’ got yellow flesh. There is also some red pigmentation in the flesh. Its nothing to worry about – those are anthocyanin pigments which are excellent antioxidants making it a health benefit for you. Its also freestone and its melting flesh type. This vigorous tree has attractive pink Spring blossoms. It has been bred to hold fruit on the tree when ripe, meaning a longer harvest of tree-ripened fresh fruit. It needs around 800 chill hours and has good frost resistance for uncertain Springs in cooler zones. Ripens early August. It is self-pollinating and has shown low susceptibility to bacterial spot.

The Red Haven peach is a freestone peach that produces a large, almost fuzzless skin over firm, creamy yellow flesh fruit. They are the one of the most common eating peaches. This peach is easy to grow and maintain, great for canning and freezing. Tree is heavy-bearing and disease-resistant, especially against leaf spot. At maturity, it can reach a height of 25 ft. Ripens in late July. Self-pollinating. Requires 800-900 chill hours. USDA Zone: Zone 5, Zone 6, Zone 7, Zone 8.

Finish out the season with the delicious, August Prince. It is a juicy, freestone peach having 60-90% crimson red over a yellowish red ground color. The flesh is firm to very firm, melting, with very good slightly acidic flavor. August Prince was released by University of Georgia, to provide an attractive, very late ripening peach adapted to the Southeast. The tree is very vigorous, productive, with low susceptibility to bacterial spot. Ripening 45-days after Elberta, it is a late season variety. Flowers have large, showy pink petals and are self-fertile. The variety requires an estimated 750-hours to 800-hours of chilling and is cold hardy in USDA Zones 5-8.

This dwarf peach tree is a popular choice for those with limited garden space due to its modest stature. Growing just 4-6 ft. tall and 5-10 ft. wide, Bonanza maintains a sprawling, yet petite, shape on its own with little to no pruning required. Pink flower buds emerge in spring and open to reveal striking pink blooms. Fruits ripen yellow to red by mid to late summer and produce juicy golden flesh that separates from the pit with ease. Bonanza is self-pollinating, but will produce higher yields of fruit when planted near a companion peach tree.

This semi-dwarf peach tree is a popular choice for those with limited garden space due to its modest stature. Growing 12-15 ft. tall and wide, Red Haven maintains a sprawling, yet petite, shape on its own with little to no pruning required. Pink flower buds emerge in spring and open to reveal striking pink blooms. Fruits with very little fuzz ripen yellow and blush red by mid to late summer and produce juicy, golden flesh that separates from the pit with ease. Red Haven is self-pollinating, but will produce higher yields of fruit when planted near a companion peach tree.

The Florida Prince Peach tree produces beautiful aromatic fruit. The skin has a wonderful red blush with faint red stripes that covers most of the skin with a background splash of yellow/orange. The flesh is golden and semi-freestone. The fruit is a bit smaller than your typical grocery store peach. The Florida Prince Peach is a small but fast growing tree which can reach up to 15 ft. in height. The tree does best with rich-loamy, slightly acidic, well draining soil. The more organic composted soil you use the better. The typical alkaline native California and Florida soil will result in numerous micronutrient deficiencies such as iron and zinc. This is an ideal peach for mild winter areas. It only requires 150 chill hours (total hours per winter below 45°). I have read that the tree will be injured in the dry desert heat. Peaches need regular deep watering. Aggressive mulching helps retain soil moisture. However, when mulching any tree, leave a few inches of space at the base of the trunk free from much.

The Red Haven Peach Tree is a standout addition to any garden or orchard, celebrated for its delectable fruit and stunning appearance. This tree produces large, juicy peaches with a perfect balance of sweetness and acidity, making them ideal for fresh eating, baking, or creating preserves. With their vibrant reddish-orange skin and smooth, freestone flesh, these peaches are as visually appealing as they are tasty, ripening in mid-July with minimal fuzz. In spring, the Red Haven Peach Tree becomes a showstopper with a dazzling display of delicate pink blossoms that fill the air with a sweet fragrance. Its lush green foliage provides a beautiful contrast to the blossoms and later to the ripening fruit, making this tree a year-round visual delight. Reaching a mature height and width of 12-15 ft. , this tree thrives in USDA zones 5-8, making it suitable for various climates. It requires full sun exposure-at least 6-8 hours per day-and well-draining soil for optimal growth. Deep, thorough watering is essential, especially during dry periods. Fertilize in early spring and mid-summer for vigorous growth and abundant harvests. Self-pollinating, the Red Haven Peach Tree only needs one tree to produce fruit, though adding more trees can boost your yield. Whether you're a seasoned grower or new to gardening, this tree will provide both beauty and a plentiful harvest.

The Scarlet Prince Peach Tree, Prunus persica, is a freestone peach known for its deep red skin and pinkish-yellow flesh. The peaches are firm and will melt in your mouth, making them the perfect fruit to eat straight off the tree This peach cultivar will produce fruit after 1-2 years of being established and does not need a cross-pollinator. Self-fertile peaches are great for small spaces and will make a delightful addition to your landscape. This fruit tree produces superb peaches, and the clustered pink blossoms will not disappoint As a newly developed peach cultivar, the Scarlet Prince is disease resistant and cold tolerant. The branches are easy to train and can be pruned to establish low maintenance.