Garden Peach

Described as delicate, light, and clean with a mild fruity sweetness. This is the recurring catalog and grower description, not a measured claim.

An old heirloom prized for its small, fuzzy, peach-like fruit and long storage life.

• Indeterminate vine. It keeps growing and setting fruit right up to frost, so plan on a tall stake or cage and regular pruning through the season.
• Mid-season timing, ripening around 70 to 80 days from transplant.
• Generally forgiving and beginner-friendly to grow.
• One of our picks for the cold, short-season gardens of New England.

Sold out, or after a change? The closest alternatives, and how they differ.

Wapsipinicon Peachbut a smaller round fruit rather than a large cherryJaune Flammebut soft, pale, and fuzzy rather than firm orange

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Is Garden Peach determinate or indeterminate?

Garden Peach is an indeterminate variety. Indeterminate vine. It keeps growing and setting fruit right up to frost, so plan on a tall stake or cage and regular pruning through the season.

How long does Garden Peach take to ripen?

Garden Peach ripens in about 75 days from transplant. Mid-season timing, ripening around 70 to 80 days from transplant.

Is Garden Peach an heirloom or a hybrid?

Garden Peach is an heirloom, an open-pollinated variety with a documented history, so seed saved from it comes back true to type.

What can I grow instead of Garden Peach?

A close swap is Wapsipinicon Peach, but a smaller round fruit rather than a large cherry.