Peach Blossom Varieties

Five-color peach

Also known as the golden peach, the flowers are mostly white, some with a slight hint of red, sometimes one or several branches are pink, and there is also a flower or a petal that is half white and half pink. The petals are oblong and the flower branches are reddish brown.

Thousand Petal Pink

The flowers and filaments are pink, usually with three whorls of petals. Some flowers are reddish in color, with red filaments and red branches.

Large flower white peach

The white flowers are large, with round petals densely covered with fine hairs, and the branches are green.

Small flower white peach

Small white flowers, oval petals, fewer calyx flowers, and flower branches that are generally brown with green spots.

Red peach

The flowers are pink, nearly double, and the branches are peach-brown.

Green peach

The flowers are light green, the petals are obovate, the branches are green, and there are reddish-brown spots. Compared with other varieties, the flowering period is later, usually in mid-April.

Peach

The flowers are deep red and the branches are green-brown.

Weeping Peach

The branches are drooping, the flowers are double and the colors are rich.

Birthday Peach

The tree is short, with large white flowers that bloom late.

Purple Leaf Peach

The flowers are pink, double-petaled, and the leaves are purple.