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PEACH Sanguine

Port wine skinned, medium sized fruit with some white flesh stained with red. A popular variety for eating fresh and bottling. Good home garden tree. Late season.

PEACH Coconut Ice

Large, round-oblate fruit with light pink colour skin and white flesh. Ripens 2 weeks after Scarlett O'Hara. HortResearch variety.

PEACH Dixired

Good sized red skinned, freestone fruit with yellow flesh. Early season. Strong resistance to Leaf Curl. Best suited to cooler, temperate regions. A strong growing tree.

PEACH Golden Grace

Prolific crops of medium sized red blushed fruit in mid season. Flesh is yellow, very sweet, low acid and juicy. Clingstone. Well suited to the warmer areas of the country. Spreading tree. A Plant & Food Research selection.

PEACH Golden Haze

Early maturing clingstone peach very similar to Golden Queen but ripening 6 weeks earlier. Ideal for bottling. Very large golden fruit in excellent numbers. Best suited to areas with high winter chill. A HortResearch selection.

PEACH Golden Queen

This classic variety needs no introduction. Originates from 1908 - New Zealand. A true favourite for bottling and an excellent eater. Firm deep orange flesh and deep yellow-orange skin. Fruit is slightly flat. Clingstone. Late season.

PEACH Gordons Glory

Clingstone peach with similar flesh and flavour to Golden Queen. Very productive. Chosen for its resistance to Leaf Curl. Ripens in March.

PEACH Paragon

Widely grown New Zealand commercial and home garden peach of yesteryear with sweet, yellow juicy flesh in mid-season. Fine texture and yellow skin. Clingstone. Regular and heavy cropper, bearing from a young age.

PEACH Red Haven

The industry standard peach variety for many years. Firm, yellow fleshed medium to large size fruit. Excellent flavour. Freestone and mid season. Consistent and proven performer.

PEACH Scarlett O'Hara

White fleshed fruit with pink-red skin. Fruit is larger than Coconut Ice, firm and crunchy. Ripens mid season. HortResearch variety.