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Deal of the Day
$54.99 USD
A sweet and fragrant peach that's ripe enough to drip juice down your chin is one of the joys of summer. Native to China, peaches of legend conferred immortality and were treasured by ancient Emperors. In the early 17th century a horticulturist by the name of George Minifie is said to have brought the first peaches from England to the United States, planting peach trees at his Estate of Buckland in Virginia. Peaches now grow throughout the world's temperate regions, but find a uniquely suited home in Brentwood's Mediterranean climate. We grow over twelve varieties of organic peaches; our varieties have been selected for the quality of their taste and flavor, and not just cosmetics.
* Varieties are not guaranteed as we select the best of the harvest coming in daily.
Type: Fresh Fruit
We ship our fresh fruit and other perishable foods, next-day and second-day on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays with a next day option on Thursdays. This way, your order will arrive by week's end and won't sit in a warehouse over the weekend. You need to order by 11:59 PM PT, the day before. If you order on a Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday, please allow for additional shipping time. Your patience will be rewarded with the freshest products! We also offset the climate impact with carbon-neutral shipping which supports projects that offset the emissions of the shipment's transport. View more details about our shipping rates, order deadlines, delivery estimates, and fulfillment schedule for our perishable vs. non-perishable products.
Your peaches travel well to NM but not to MA. My son and his wife said they arrived bruised. Not tasty Mary Costello
These were far from the delicious peaches of a few weeks prior when the battle of the peaches were in full power- these organic yellow peaches were ‘good’ but not great. They were hard but sweet and not up to the peach standard I usually find from froghollow farms. I did eat each one carefully. All in all, the best peaches are best when in full season, nevermind about the waning peaches.