Peaches · Dave Wilson Nursery

Babcock White Peach

Prunus persica ‘Babcock’

A classic aromatic white-fleshed freestone peach with sweet, juicy, low-acid fruit and low winter chill needs.

5 varieties

Chill hours: About 250–300 hours
Harvest: Late spring to early summer
Pollination: Self-fruitful
Mature size: Usually 10–20 ft with annual pruning; rootstock determines ultimate size

Our pick for most gardens

1/2 inch caliper

The everyday choice. Enough trunk to stand on its own, young enough to settle in quickly and fruit on schedule.

$28

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Which one

Every peache side by side

Same fruit, different seasons and different jobs. Pick the row that fits your ground and your calendar.

Variety	Harvest	Chill hours	Pollination	Mature size	Grown	From
A classic aromatic white-fleshed freestone peach with sweet, juicy, low-acid fruit and low winter chill needs.	Late spring to early summer	About 250–300 hours	Self-fruitful	Usually 10–20 ft with annual pruning; rootstock determines ultimate size	565	$25
A very early, heavy-bearing low-chill peach whose tree-ripened yellow fruit develops good sweetness before the worst summer heat.	Mid-May in the low desert	About 250 hours	Self-fruitful	Usually 10–20 ft with annual pruning; rootstock determines ultimate size	1,330	$29
A fine-flavored yellow freestone peach with very low chilling needs and an early May harvest window.	Early to late May in the low desert	About 100–200 hours	Self-fruitful	Usually 10–20 ft with annual pruning; rootstock determines ultimate size	1,265	$25
An exceptionally early low-chill peach successful in Arizona, yielding flavorful yellow semi-cling fruit before summer intensifies.	Late April to early May in the low desert	About 150 hours	Self-fruitful	Usually 10–20 ft with annual pruning; rootstock determines ultimate size	500	$28
A benchmark yellow freestone peach for warm-winter climates, extending the low-desert crop beyond the earliest selections.	Late May into June	About 250 hours	Self-fruitful	Usually 10–20 ft with annual pruning; rootstock determines ultimate size	895	$23

Counts are what the nursery is growing right now, across every trunk size.

Where this tree sits

Lower canopy

Fruit trees kept below the tall ones. Most of this year's programme lives here, held to eight or ten feet by summer pruning.

Peaches sit in this layer.