Peach Trees - Caroking crepe myrtle and ornamental appeal make it

and ornamental appeal make it a standout addition to any garden or orchard

Bluejay yields best when planted with another northern highbush blueberry such as Patriot

With its rich

and classic appearance make it a valuable addition to both residential and commercial landscapes

Compact Growth Habit: Ideal for smaller landscapes and residential gardens

Peach Trees - Caroking crepe myrtle and ornamental appeal make itThe Caroking peach is a more traditional, Southern peach, developed at Clemson University. The fruit has the typical, tangy, sweet, juicy, fabulous flavor, that calls to mind the long days of summer. Caroking peach is a good size fruit averaging from 2 to 3 inches in diameter and is an early variety that ripens in July or 26 days before Elberta. It has a very nice uniform, round shape and an excellent red overcolor (or blush). When you cut through the