The ‘Victoria’ peach has a history that mirrors the era of its namesake. Originating in the late 19th century, it was a time when glasshouse cultivation was reaching its peak. However, what set the Victoria apart was its vigour and adaptability. While many peaches required the cosseting of a heated wall or a greenhouse, the Victoria proved robust enough to thrive outdoors in milder regions, particularly when given the shelter of a south-facing wall.
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The yellow flesh is very firm, freestone, and offers a rich, traditional peach flavor.
The Victoria peach is distinguished by several superior fruit and tree qualities: