Peach Fruit Trees

Elberta Peach Tree - Trees for cross pollination: Redhaven, Cresthaven, & O’Henry. Height: 12-15 ft, Width: 12-15 ft. Interest: Fruit in mid-July. Elberta peaches are a classic freestone variety, prized for their large, golden-orange fruit with a rosy blush and juicy, sweet flavor. Introduced in Georgia in the late 1800s, Elberta peaches are ideal for fresh eating, baking, canning, and preserves. Their reliable production and exceptional taste make them a favorite for backyard orchards and family harvests.

Redhaven Peach Tree - Trees for cross pollination: Elberta, Contender, & Cresthaven. Height: 12-15 ft, Width: 12-15 ft. Interest: Fruit in early July. Redhaven peaches are a beloved mid-season freestone variety, celebrated for their sweet, juicy flesh and beautiful reddish-orange skin. Developed in Michigan in the 1940s, Redhaven peaches are perfect for fresh eating, baking, and canning. Their reliable productivity, disease resistance, and classic flavor make them one of the most widely planted peaches in home orchards.

Reliance Peach Tree - Trees for cross pollination: Redhaven, Elberta, & Contender. Height: 12-15 ft, Width: 12-15 ft. Interest: Fruit in early July. Reliance peaches are a hardy, cold-tolerant variety known for their sweet, juicy, freestone fruit with rosy-pink skin. Developed in Minnesota in the 1940s, Reliance peaches are perfect for northern climates and offer dependable harvests year after year. Their tender flesh and mild flavor make them ideal for fresh eating, baking, and canning.