Florida Grande Peach Tree (Height: 3 - 4 FT)

Haden Mango fruits are medium-large with mature Mangoes being between four to six inches long, and fifteen to twenty-five ounces each. The original Haden Mango Tree was grown from a Mulgova Mango seedling at the Coconut Grove, Florida home of John Haden in 1902. The trees are cold hardy to 25ºF when mature, and their dark green leaves, red new growth, and excellent fruit make the perfect tropical centerpiece for the edible home garden.

The first Haden Mango Tree still grows at the home to this day. They are sweet, juicy, very nearly fiberless, and have a slight tartness which places their flavor at the top of any list of Mango favorites.

Tropic Prince Peach Trees only require 150 Chill Hours in order to grow their tasty peaches. The flesh is juicy, yellow, sweet, and melting.

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Tropic Snow Peaches are yellow-green with a pretty pink blush, have white, melting, freestone flesh, and are easy to grow and maintain. The Tropic Snow Peach Tree’s self-fertile flowers bloom in spring and the small, sweet peaches are ready to eat in the summer.

Tropic Sweet Peaches are medium-sized, freestone fruits with orange skins, red blush, and cream-to-yellow flesh. Ripe Tropic Sweet Peaches are juicy, melting, and very sweet. Tropic Sweet Peach Trees only need about 200 Chill Hours per year to bloom and produce fruit. They produce showy pink to red blooms in spring and the fresh delicious peaches will be ready to harvest in June or July.

Florida Grande Peach Trees are self-pollinating, which means that one tree will make fruit.

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Florida Grande Peach Tree (Height: 3 - 4 FT) The Florida Grande Peach Tree is a great choice for southern states, is easy to grow, and will provide you with sweet, juicy, large peaches right from your own edible landscape. The Florida Grande Peach Tree only needs 100 Chill Hours each year and it can be grown in-ground within USDA Hardiness Zones 8 to 11.Florida Grande Peaches are large, freestone fruits with orange-red skins and yellow flesh.

The Brewster Lychee variety comes from the northern territories of China and it can therefore tolerate light frosts for short periods.