Grafted
Peach
A low-chill peach for a warm climate: smaller and sharper than a grocery shipper, juicy if the cultivar matches our winter.
Ask us to confirm the cultivar tag before you take it home.
This variety
The fruit
A low-chill peach for a warm climate: smaller and sharper than a grocery shipper, juicy if the cultivar matches our winter.
Taste, season, cold, and how to plant this one.
- Taste
- A low-chill peach for a warm climate: smaller and sharper than a grocery shipper, juicy if the cultivar matches our winter.
- Ripens
- Late spring in Florida when the chill hours were enough. Naples is very low-chill, so the cultivar on the tag matters.
- Zones
- Zones 8 to 10, and only the lowest-chill cultivars belong in Naples.
- Hardiness
- The tree is fine in winter. The risk is not enough cold to set a crop, or a late warm spell that blooms too early.
- Size
- A small fruit tree, 12 to 15 feet, easy to spray and pick if you choose to.
- Tips
- Sold by fruit type. Ask us for the tag if you need the cultivar name before you reserve it.
- Pollination
- Many Florida peaches are self-fruitful. Confirm the tag.