O'Henry Peach

O'Henry Peach

15 Gallon
$189.00
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O'Henry Peach

Peach ‘O'Henry’

A vigorous, disease-resistant peach tree with large, richly flavored freestone fruit that ripens in late summer.

$189.00
Container sizeSize guide 15 Gallon

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Description

Prunus persica 'O'Henry' is a highly regarded, vigorous deciduous peach tree prized for its large, richly flavored fruit and excellent disease resistance. This late-season variety produces showy pink blossoms in spring, followed by large, fuzzy-skinned peaches with a bright yellow background and a red blush. The yellow flesh is freestone, firm, and exceptionally flavorful, ripening in late summer (early August in many regions). With a chill requirement of 750 hours, it is self-fruitful and a reliable, heavy producer. Its notable resistance to peach leaf curl makes it an outstanding choice for home orchards, fresh eating, canning, and baking.

Quick Facts

  • Foliage & Flowers: Showy pink blossoms in spring; medium green, lance-shaped leaves.
  • Fruit: Large, fuzzy-skinned peaches with yellow background and red blush; yellow flesh is freestone, firm, and richly flavored; ripens late summer (early August).
  • Mature Height: 12-15 ft (standard); can be maintained smaller with pruning.
  • Mature Spread: 12-15 ft.
  • Growth Rate: Vigorous.
  • Hardiness Zones: USDA 5-9; Sunset 7-9, 14-16, 18.
  • Light Requirement: Full sun.
  • Core Benefits: Large, richly flavored fruit; freestone flesh; resistance to peach leaf curl; self-fruitful; vigorous and productive.
  • Best Uses: Home orchards, fresh eating, canning, baking, desserts.

Faqs

Q: How large does O'Henry Peach get?
A: It is a vigorous, medium-sized tree, typically reaching 12-15 feet in height and spread, though it can be maintained smaller with regular pruning.

Q: When is the fruit ready to harvest?
A: It ripens in late summer, typically in early August in most regions, depending on climate.

Q: What is the chill hour requirement?
A: It requires approximately 750 chill hours to produce fruit reliably.

Q: Is it self-fruitful?
A: Yes, it is self-fruitful and does not require a pollinator tree to produce fruit.

Q: What makes the fruit special?
A: The fruit is large and richly flavored, with firm, freestone yellow flesh that is excellent for fresh eating, canning, and baking.

Q: Is it resistant to peach leaf curl?
A: Yes, it is noted for its resistance to peach leaf curl, a common fungal disease that affects many peach varieties.

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San Francisco Bay Area is our primary local delivery market. Victory Nursery also serves additional California markets and selected extended delivery areas by arrangement.

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