Black Boy Peach (forum)

amanda starts with ...
Does anyone know if these are available at all? Have they changed the name to something more politically correct perhaps? Thanks in advance :-)

Time: 12th March 2010 10:20am

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Violet_Cactus says...
Hi Amanda, I would like to source this tree, too. All I know is, they are also known as 'Blood Peach' and 'Peche de Vigne'. and they are easy to get in New Zealand.
Which doesn't help much, but its' a start.

Time: 12th March 2010 5:08pm

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amanda says...
Ta Violet - I wonder if they are grown from seed? Would they need grafting? Has anyone got one of these?

Time: 12th March 2010 11:35pm

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Janette says...
I am trying to get a blackboy peach tree.No body knows where to buy one, did you manage to get one & where did you get it.

Time: 6th August 2011 11:59am

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Liz says...
Janette, Perrys nursery in Adelaide sell them under the name of "Blackboy" Peach but I don't think they sell them online. Maybe if you contacted them they could arrange something. I am waiting for one or some seeds to be sent to me from another forum member.


Time: 6th August 2011 5:11pm

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BJ says...
Does anyone know the chill hour requirements of these guys ... the internet suggests 900 hours (so out of reach of most places in Oz) ... but they sound quite exotic and tasty so I'm intrigued. Especially as the internet suggests they can be grown from stone...

Time: 6th August 2011 5:54pm

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