Belle of Georgia
Peach(Prunus persica)
A classic Southern heirloom white-fleshed freestone peach introduced around 1870 by Lewis A. Rumph of Marshallville, Georgia (uncle of Samuel Rumph, who bred Elberta), and named for a Mrs. Belle. Prized for its large, showy fruit, red-veined white flesh, and vigorous, productive trees.
Flavor Profile
Firm, rich, sweet flavor with subtle floral notes; creamy white freestone flesh excellent for fresh eating, baking, and canning.
Visual Characteristics
Large fruit with a red blush over a creamy white background and firm, red-veined white flesh.
Growing Tips
Self-fertile but produces heavier crops when planted near additional peach trees. Vigorous and hardy; ripens in mid-to-late summer.
Where to Buy
Sourcing information coming soon. Check local nurseries and seed banks for availability.