Dwarf Indian Peach Dwarf Fruit Tree

Dwarf Indian Peach Dwarf Fruit TreePrunus persica Features Dwarf Indian Peach, also known as Blackboy Peach, is a hardy, late cropping variety. It has medium sized fruit with velvety dark skin. The inside of the fruit is characterised by the cream coloured flesh, which goes blood red as the fruit matures. An unusual, sweet, juicy peach that can be eaten fresh, or used for stewing and preserves. This variety harvests in late February. Trees will require staking support when young due to

Storey is a variety of apricot which has been available in Australia for many years

and excellent flavour

cooking and juice

Trevatt Apricot is variety of apricot that has been available in Australia for many years

PlantNet® now makes it available as a Dwarf fruit tree Exclusive to PlantNet®

Ideal for teaching kids how to look after their own fruit trees

shaped similar to a large pear

Packham's Triumph

Medium to large fruit with pale green to yellow skin when ripe

The variety is a prolific bearer with an upright habit which means it will require staking

Nijisseiki - May also be partially self fertile

Fruit harvests in late February