Sweet Bagel Peach Tree

Sweet Bagel Peach TreeSweet Bagel is a standout peach variety known for its unique flat, doughnut like shape and exceptional sweetness. These medium sized peaches feature firm, golden flesh with a sugary, honey like flavor that makes them irresistible for fresh eating. Their thin, blushed skin adds a delicate aesthetic, making them as beautiful as they are tasty. Sweet Bagel peaches are self fruitful, meaning they dont require a pollinator, but they will thrive alongside

Sweet Bagel is a standout peach variety known for its unique flat, doughnut-like shape and exceptional sweetness. These medium-sized peaches feature firm, golden flesh with a sugary, honey-like flavor that makes them irresistible for fresh eating. Their thin, blushed skin adds a delicate aesthetic, making them as beautiful as they are tasty. Sweet Bagel peaches are self-fruitful, meaning they don’t require a pollinator, but they will thrive alongside other peach varieties for increased yields. This variety performs well in sunny, well-draining soil and requires moderate chill hours, making it ideal for many growing regions. The tree is compact and manageable, perfect for home orchards or smaller garden spaces. Whether enjoyed fresh, sliced into salads, or used to create show-stopping desserts, Sweet Bagel peaches bring a unique and flavorful touch to any table. Their distinctive shape and unbeatable taste make them a must-have for peach lovers.

Standard on Lovell rootstock.

• Zones: 6-10
• Chill hours: 300 - 400
• Bloom Time: Late Mid-Season (Based on typical Central Valley California weather)
• Harvest: August 20 - September 10
• Looks: The large fruit is flat and "donut" shaped, with yellow flesh.
• Personality: Classic peach flavor. Our customers rave about the flavor of this peach in their own gardens. Kids love to eat this funny shaped, really good fruit.
• Facts of note: Larger than the average donut type peach. The first yellow donut type peach. It was developed by Dave Wilson in 2002. Sets heavily in Central California.
• Pollination: Self-fruitful.

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