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NEW - DWARF Peaches

Four new Dwarf Peaches varieties have been welcomed into the PlantNet® suite under the banner of the Backyard Beauties® Range

 

  • FresnoTM -   It is a large attractive, yellow fleshed, peach.    FresnoTM has excellent flavour and has a free stone.  The fruit ripens Late December, and like all peaches is self pollinating. Click here for current stockists.
  • Golden Queen -   From across 'The Ditch', New Zealand.  DWARF Golden Queen is a clingstone which ripens very late in season (March/April).  A nice golden skin and flesh colour gives its name.  Famous for its canning abilities it eats just as well fresh and is a very popular variety the world over.  Medium chill makes it a variety that can be grown in most temperate regions of Australia. Prolific bearing means it may require staking in its early years. Plant it in a tub or a large pot for easy gardening. Click here for current stockists

 

  • O'Henry - The DWARF O'Henry is a brightly coloured large peach with a slight fuzz.  The fruit is bright red, yellow fleashed and very sweet and juicy.  It is a firm piece of fruit with a free stone and tastes absolutely delicious.  The tree is self fertile and prolific and will require staking when young. Click here for current stockists.

 

  • White GoldTM - A classic Australian DWARF peach originating from Bathurst, NSW.  It is a large white fleshed mid season variety with fruit ripening in January.  White GoldTM is self fertile and has a red skin blush and a cling stone.  This mid season peach is ideal for bottling and cooking, and also delicious eaten fresh straight from the tree. Click here for current stockists.

All 4 varieties will grow to a height of 1.5m-2.0m with a width of 1.5m-2.0m.

Prolific bearing means they may require staking in the early years.  Plant them in a tub or a large pot for easy gardening.  Not to mention a guarantee the kids will love them!

 

 

 

                

 

 

 

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Available in Winter 2013