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Irish Peach Apple Trees for sale - order onlineWe supply trees and plants only during the winter planting season from late November to mid March. Orders placed now will not be be delivered until the winter planting season. You will not be required to pay until October but by ordering now you can ensure that the items are reserved for you and supplied as early as possible when we resume delveries in late November.
History and description of Irish PeachIrish Peach apple is believed to have arisen in Sligo, Ireland. Sent to the London Horticultural
Society the nurseryman John Robertson of Kilkenny 1819. Popular in Victorian and Edwardian England
when it was grown commercially in Kent.
Medium sized, round to round-conical fruit. Brownish red flush over a greenish yellow skin. Crisp, juicy, pale cream flesh. Good balance of sugar and acidity. Excellent flavour for a summer apple. Does not keep and best eaten from the tree. Vigorous tip bearing tree. Good cropper. Main characteristics of Irish Peach
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