The peach trees that you may select for your home landscape this winter probably were developed and, or, improved through research from land-grant universities, including the University of Florida.

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Farmers Diane and Chuck Souther at Apple Hill Farm in Concord. Extension specialist Jeremy DeLisle picks a peach. Chuck and Diane Souther work on the hill overlooking Apple Hill Farm in East Concord.

Last week I talked about hardy varieties of apricots that would do well in the warmer parts of our region. This week, I want to talk about hardy peach varieties. After all, peach shortcake and pie are ...

Lawton Pearson remembers 2017 for its spring of stillness. The azaleas didn’t bloom, neither did some of the rye, and above all, his peach buds failed to bear fruit. He hadn’t seen anything like it in ...

Hello Mid-Ohio Valley Farmers and Gardeners! Peach season is in full swing as many different types and varieties are available at the grocery store, farmers market and directly from the farm. Many of ...

Northeast Ohio’s unique climate and soil conditions create a promising environment for growing peach trees. This guide provides essential tips for cultivating these fruits, emphasizing the importance ...

On average, Georgia, the Peach State, produces an estimated 130 million pounds of peaches each year--that’s a lot of delicious pies, cobblers, and more. What sets Georgia peaches apart from other ...

Nothing screams summer like biting into a ripe, juicy peach, a stone fruit that’s typically harvested in the United States from May through late September. While you can buy peaches at farmers markets ...