Loring Peach is a tree that offers all the pleasure of homegrown peaches but in a size that’s friendly to smaller gardens. These semi-dwarfs typically reach 12 feet, allowing you to easily reach the sun-warmed fruits.
What makes Loring unique? It’s the taste. A beautiful balance of sweetness and a slight tang, with a firm, yellow flesh that holds up well. They are freestone, so the pit comes right out, which is perfect for canning or fresh eating. You’ll find they are a bit later to ripen than Elberta, extending your peach season.
Like all peaches, Loring needs full sun and well-drained soil. They are also self-pollinating, so one tree is all you need. Give it a good start, with proper planting and care, and you’ll have a bountiful harvest of truly delicious peaches.
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