Peregrine

One of the most popular white peaches grown in the UK.

Origin: Hertfordshire UK, 1906

Pollination: Peregrine is self-fertile and a pollinator is not necessary for producing a crop.Find pollination partners >

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History and description of Peregrine

Peregrine has been one of the most popular peaches grown in the UK since it was raised in 1906. The medium sized fruit has white skin which develops a bright red flush as it ripens. The flesh is white, soft and juicy with a rich flavour. It is a heavy reliable cropper. Like most peaches Peregrine is susceptible to peach leaf curl.

Characteristics of Peregrine peach and nectarine trees

Use	Dessert
Colour	White Fleshed
Flavour
Fruit size	Medium
Picking time
Season of use	Late Aug
Tree vigour	Moderate
Tree habit
Fruit-bearing
Cropping
Pollination date	0
Pollination group
Self-fertility	Self-fertile
Pollinators	Pollination partners