Peaches in the Garden

Freestone. Among the latest cultivars to reliably ripen along the Wasatch Front. Plant in warmer, protected areas

Angelus

Freestone. May be suited to climates slightly colder than the Wasatch Front

Freestone. May be suited to climates colder than the Wasatch Front

Freestone. A popular canning cultivar in areas of the West

Semicling. Ripens 10 to 14 days ahead of Redhaven. Very similar flavor

Freestone. Skin is mostly red with firm, yellow flesh. Should not be grown in areas colder than the Wasatch Front

Freestone. Skin is mostly red with firm, yellow flesh. Slightly more cold-hardy than Fantasia

Freestone. A popular canning cultivar in areas of the West. Resists browning

Freestone. Requires cross pollination from a different cultivar

Semicling. In warmer years, will ripen in mid-July

Freestone. Has become popular in the East due to good flavor. Becoming more popular in Utah

Freestone. Popular canning peach due to absence of red flesh color. Firm yellow flesh

Freestone. Some fruit occasionally clingstone. May be suited to areas slightly colder than the Wasatch Front

Freestone. Popular gardeners market and farm stand variety. Tender flesh

Freestone. May be suited to climates colder than the Wasatch Front. Popular canning cultivar