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Peaches We Grow...

The yellow peach, known for its fuzzy skin, becomes ripe around the summer months. Their red and gold color surrounds their juicy, yellow flesh, which is a perfect combination of a sweet and tart flavor. The juicy fruit contains a pit in the middle, which can either be clingstone or freestone. 
Freestone peaches allow for the flesh to fall right off the pit. These peaches are great for canning, freezing, and baking. They are available later in the peach season. 
Clingstone peaches do not come off the pit as easy. These peaches are good for eating, but not the best for baking and freezing since they are harder to cut off the pit. These are available early in the peach season 

Yellow Peach

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The white peach has a fuzzy, pink and white colored skin which surrounds the white flesh of the fruit. The white peach has low acidity, which gives it a sweet and delicious flavor. Ripening around the summer season, white peaches are great for eating. 
The juicy fruit contains a pit in the middle, which can either be clingstone or freestone. 
Freestone peach is when the fruit will fall right off the pit. These peaches are great for canning, freezing and eating. They are available in the later season. 
Clingstone peach is when the fruit does not come off the pit as easy. these peaches are good for eating, but not the best for canning and freezing. These are available in the earlier season. 

White Peach

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Donut peaches are a fun flattened variation of a typical peach. Here at Heller's we grow a wide variety due to their popularity among our customers. Some varieties we grow include: white, yellow, mango, pineapple, and galaxy donut peaches. Each have their own unique flavor and appearance.

Donut Peach

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Nectarines are essentially the same as peaches except they don't have peach fuzz. Rather, they have skin similar to that of an apple. Like peaches, they come in white and yellow varieties. Nectarines are typically ready to be harvested between late July and early September. They are best eaten when on the soft side when they are super sweet and juicy.

Nectarine

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