Peach White Lady Tree

White Lady Peach Tree produces fruit with the elegant appearance and luxurious sweetness that make white peaches feel like a special summer indulgence. Its peaches develop pale golden skin touched with a delicate pink-red blush, enclosing smooth white freestone flesh that is firm enough to slice beautifully yet wonderfully juicy when fully ripe. Low acidity allows the fruit’s high natural sugar and floral aroma to take center stage, creating a mellow, honeyed flavor that appeals to people who find yellow peaches too sharp. White Lady is exceptional fresh and equally graceful in fruit salads, tarts, preserves, and simple desserts where its pale color can be appreciated. With attractive spring bloom and polished fruit that stores and handles well, this tree offers home growers a refined white peach whose beauty is matched by its dessert-quality flavor.

White Lady needs about 800 chill hours and grows in USDA zones 5–9. This semi-dwarf tree on Citation rootstock generally ripens from early to mid-July, with timing varying by region and season.

White Lady is self-fruitful and productive alone. Another compatible peach may encourage pollinator activity and support fruit set.

Peach White Lady Tree Details

• Fruit: Pink-blushed white freestone peach
• Flavor and texture: Firm, juicy, floral, high in sugar, and low in acidity
• Best uses: Fresh eating, fruit salads, tarts, preserves, and freezing
• Harvest: Early to mid-July, with timing varying by region and season
• USDA zones: 5–9
• Chill hours: About 800 hours
• Tree size: Semi-dwarf on Citation rootstock
• Pollination: Self-fruitful; another compatible peach may support pollinator activity and fruit set.
• Recommended companions: Pair with Arctic Supreme Peach or Indian Free White Peach.
• Special care: Allow fruit to ripen fully for its best fragrance and low-acid sweetness.
• Something Special: White Lady originated in Zaiger Genetics’ California white-peach breeding program.

Orchard Planning Resources

• Bare Root Tree Selection Guide
• How to Plant Bare Root Trees
• Fruit & Nut Tree Characteristics
• Tree Rootstock Characteristics Chart