Cold-hardy variety: Thrives in Northeastern climates where other peaches struggle
Easy to grow: Suitable for home gardeners with minimal care requirements
Bountiful harvest: Produces juicy, high-yield crops for home use
Greenhouse-grown: Ensures healthy, stress-free plants for reliable fruiting
Low maintenance: Requires less intervention compared to typical peach trees
Summarized by Shop
The hardiest peach ever grown in the northeast, developed by professor Elwyn Meader in New Hampshire. Easy to grow and harvest. Bountiful, juicy crops in Burlington, Manchester, and warmer spots like between houses in Montpelier. Not recommended for colder parts of Vermont. (We grow ours in an unheated greenhouse.)
Origin
Developed by Professor Elwyn Meader in New Hampshire
Recommended USDA Zones
3-6
Growth Location
Northeastern US (not recommended for Vermont)
Harvest Area
Burlington, Manchester, Montpelier, and similar climates