Queen Crest

These sweet little darlings ripen with Tomcot apricots and Lapin cherries. They are not large (we aim for tennis ball size), but they pack a wallop in flavor.

Approx. Picking Dates: July 4 - July 7

PF #1 (Flamin' Fury)

This is the earliest of a score of similar peaches known as the Paul Friday series, hence PF1. Cling to semi-cling, you will enjoy them for eating out of hand -- with a big napkin.

Approx. Picking Dates: July 11 - July 21

Early Red Haven

These are the first peaches off the tree in early summer. Best for jam, slicing with ice cream, dribbling off your chin. A true cling, don't try to quarter them for canning.

Approx. Picking Dates: July 17 - July 28

Red Haven

These are firmer and finer textured than Early Red Haven. They are semi-cling.

Approx. Picking Dates: Aug. 7 - Aug. 23

Blushing Star

This delicate, pink skinned peach is the only white fleshed, sub-acid peach we are currently raising. Delightful for eating out of hand, sweet and juicy.

Approx. Picking Dates: Aug. 22 - Aug. 26

Red Globe

Especially sweet, this is probably the best known and most popular mid-season peach for canning. Many of our customers request this one, and no other.

Approx. Picking Dates: Aug. 22 - Aug. 28

Saturn

The Saturn Peach is a delicious specialty stone fruit especially bred to be flat. It's a white-fleshed variety containing a fairly small stone, with a fragrant aroma and delicately sweet taste.

Approx. Picking Dates: July 31 - Aug. 11

Red Fremont

Almost freestone, these red beauties will keep you wondering if the next variety can keep getting better than the last. [We think so.]

Approx. Picking Dates: July 28 - Aug. 7

J.H. Hale

Big red-blushed firm peaches with a visual beauty to match their rich flavor. Like good celery, a Hale has a subtle bitter background flavor to excite mature taste buds.

Approx. Picking Dates: Sept. 1 - Sept. 4

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