Peach — Anzac

Prunus persica "Anzac"

Australian heritage peach — large, white-fleshed, intensely fragrant. The standard backyard peach across mainland southeastern Australia for decades.

Hardiness ratings

Peach — Anzac hardiness across the four zone systems
SystemRatingTemperature rangeHow to read it
USDA hardiness zone Zone 7–10 −17.8 °C to 4.4 °C Plant tolerates down to this zone
RHS hardiness rating H5 −15 °C to −10 °C Plant needs at least this level of cold tolerance
Canadian plant hardiness zone Zone 7–9 −12 °C and warmer Plant tolerates down to this zone
Australian (ANBG) zone Zone 3–6 −5 °C to 15 °C Plant tolerates down to this zone

Growing notes

  • Low chill requirement (~300–400 hours) suits warm-temperate climates
  • Self-fertile; ripens midsummer

Pet caution: Peach — Anzac is listed as potentially harmful to cats and/or dogs. Keep pets from grazing on it, and contact a vet if you suspect your animal has eaten some.

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Reference

Peach — Anzac on Wikipedia