Madison peaches are extremely cold-hardy and high quality. The fruits are medium-sized and freestone. The flesh is firm and rich, orange in color with pinkish red near the pit. The flesh is relatively slow to soften, and the skin peels easily, making it an easy canning peach. The tree is very hardy, vigorous, frost-resistant, and self-pollinating. Highly recommended for cold climates like Maine, as the flowers have exceptional tolerance to spring frosts. Ripens in late August.
Root Stock: Nemaguard. Resistance to nematodes, good drought tolerance, and adaptive to many soil types
Sun: Full sun
Container Size: 3-gal
Caliper: <1/2"
Madison peaches are extremely cold-hardy and high quality. The fruits are medium-sized and freestone. The flesh is firm and rich, orange in color with pinkish red near the pit. The flesh is relatively slow to soften, and the skin peels easily, making it an easy canning peach. The tree is very hardy, vigorous, frost-resistant, and self-pollinating. Highly recommended for cold climates like Maine, as the flowers have exceptional tolerance to spring frosts. Ripens in late August.
Root Stock: Nemaguard. Resistance to nematodes, good drought tolerance, and adaptive to many soil types
Sun: Full sun
Container Size: 3-gal
Caliper: <1/2"
