Peaches & Nectarines

  • With a few exceptions noted below, many peaches are very similar in flavor and hard to describe other than “sweet and peachy”. There can be some subtle diffences, though, so feel free to talk with us when you visit for recommendations!
  • Look here for recipes

Autumn Star

Yellow peach; freestone
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Autumn Star

Yellow peach; freestone

Autumn Supreme

Yellow peach; freestone.
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Autumn Supreme

Yellow peach; freestone.

Avalon

Yellow nectarine; clingstone
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Avalon

Yellow nectarine; clingstone

Bowden

White nectarine. Clingstone. A distinct delicious flavor combined with an unusual characteristic called “non-melting flesh”. This means that the fruit will not get super-soft like normal peaches and nectarines do…and that’s ok with this one! Give it a couple of days at room temperature to soften a little…it will have a little bit of “give” […]
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Bowden

White nectarine. Clingstone. A distinct delicious flavor combined with an unusual characteristic called “non-melting flesh”. This means that the fruit will not get super-soft like normal peaches and nectarines do…and that’s ok with this one! Give it a couple of days at room temperature to soften a little…it will have a little bit of “give” to it, kind of like a tennis ball. Slice or bite in, then be wowed by both the flavor and texture of this very unique nectarine! Ripens in late July.

Brigantine

Yellow nectarine; clingstone
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Brigantine

Yellow nectarine; clingstone

Carene

Yellow nectarine; clingstone
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Carene

Yellow nectarine; clingstone

Challenger

Yellow peach; freestone. Great peach flavor in a small package!
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Challenger

Yellow peach; freestone. Great peach flavor in a small package!

Coralstar

Yellow peach; freestone.
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Coralstar

Yellow peach; freestone.

Desiree

Yellow peach; clingstone. Developed by the New Jersey AES at Rutgers University.
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Desiree

Yellow peach; clingstone. Developed by the New Jersey AES at Rutgers University.

Erin

Yellow peach; freestone. From our own fruit breeding program, you’ll find this sweet and peachy delight nowhere else.
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Erin

Yellow peach; freestone. From our own fruit breeding program, you’ll find this sweet and peachy delight nowhere else.

Fantasia

Nectarine; freestone. Originated in California.
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Fantasia

Nectarine; freestone. Originated in California.

Flavortop

Nectarine; freestone.
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Flavortop

Nectarine; freestone.

GlenGlo

Yellow peach; clingstone. A limb sport of Loring discovered by W. Glenn Welsh of Martinsburg, West Virginia
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GlenGlo

Yellow peach; clingstone. A limb sport of Loring discovered by W. Glenn Welsh of Martinsburg, West Virginia

Harvest Gem

AKA PF15A. Yellow peach; freestone.
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Harvest Gem

AKA PF15A. Yellow peach; freestone.

John Boy

Yellow peach; freestone. Has fantastic peachy flavor year after year – a real favorite. A limb sport of Loring discovered by Ed Clendening. Circa 1981.
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John Boy

Yellow peach; freestone. Has fantastic peachy flavor year after year – a real favorite. A limb sport of Loring discovered by Ed Clendening. Circa 1981.

July Rose

White peach; clingstone
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July Rose

White peach; clingstone

Klondike

White peach; freestone. Not as overbearingly sweet as the average white peach – more of a meld between white and yellow peach flavors.
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Klondike

White peach; freestone. Not as overbearingly sweet as the average white peach – more of a meld between white and yellow peach flavors.

Loring

Yellow peach; freestone. A classic Mid-Atlantic variety.
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Loring

Yellow peach; freestone. A classic Mid-Atlantic variety.

Madison

Yellow peach; freestone. Don’t be fooled by the pale color – this variety was selected for its amazing flavor rather than its red blush. Released by the Virginia Station. Circa 1963.
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Madison

Yellow peach; freestone. Don’t be fooled by the pale color – this variety was selected for its amazing flavor rather than its red blush. Released by the Virginia Station. Circa 1963.

Margaret

Yellow peach; freestone. A favorite from our own fruit breeding program, you’ll find this scarlet beauty nowhere else. Despite its smaller size, it has a strong peachy flavor with a great sugar content that balances the flavors perfectly.
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Margaret

Yellow peach; freestone. A favorite from our own fruit breeding program, you’ll find this scarlet beauty nowhere else. Despite its smaller size, it has a strong peachy flavor with a great sugar content that balances the flavors perfectly.

Messina

Yellow peach; freestone. Developed by the New Jersey AES at Rutgers University.
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Messina

Yellow peach; freestone. Developed by the New Jersey AES at Rutgers University.

Redgold

Nectarine; freestone. Originated in California. Circa 1960.
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Redgold

Nectarine; freestone. Originated in California. Circa 1960.

Silver Gem

White nectarine; clingstone
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Silver Gem

White nectarine; clingstone

Starfire

Yellow peach; freestone.
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Starfire

Yellow peach; freestone.

Summer Sun

Yellow peach; freestone
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Summer Sun

Yellow peach; freestone

Summerbeaut

Nectarine; semi-clingstone.
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Summerbeaut

Nectarine; semi-clingstone.

Sunglo

Nectarine; freestone. Originated in California. Circa 1962.
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Sunglo

Nectarine; freestone. Originated in California. Circa 1962.

Victoria

Yellow peach; freestone. An absolutely stunning late-season peach! Developed by the New Jersey AES at Rutgers University.
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Victoria

Yellow peach; freestone. An absolutely stunning late-season peach! Developed by the New Jersey AES at Rutgers University.

Westbrook

Nectarine; clingstone.
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Westbrook

Nectarine; clingstone.

White Lady

White peach; freestone. A Zaiger selection from Modesto, California. Circa 1986.
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White Lady

White peach; freestone. A Zaiger selection from Modesto, California. Circa 1986.