The peaches on my tree, against a south facing wall, are a lovely ripe
colour and have been so for weeks. They show no sign of ripeneing. In
our last garden we grew the same variety (Peregrine) and they would be
ripe by early August. Is the problem the cool and cloudy summer, or
something else? I am slightly worried that they may get frosted a bit
later on.

We are in South Warwickshire.

Thanks

Jonathan

On 31 Aug, 10:44, Jonathan wrote:
The peaches on my tree, against a south facing wall, are a lovely ripe
colour and have been so for weeks. They show no sign of ripeneing. In
our last garden we grew the same variety (Peregrine) and they would be
ripe by early August. Is the problem the cool and cloudy summer, or
something else? I am slightly worried that they may get frosted a bit
later on.

We are in South Warwickshire.

Thanks

Jonathan

Don't be impatient. they will come. There is only a narrow window
with peaches, you need to keep checking them.
Mine are the same.

On 31 Aug, 13:24, harry wrote:
On 31 Aug, 10:44, Jonathan wrote:

The peaches on my tree, against a south facing wall, are a lovely ripe
colour and have been so for weeks. They show no sign of ripeneing. In
our last garden we grew the same variety (Peregrine) and they would be
ripe by early August. Is the problem the cool and cloudy summer, or
something else? I am slightly worried that they may get frosted a bit
later on.

We are in South Warwickshire.

Thanks

Jonathan

Don't be impatient. they will come. *There is only a narrow window
with peaches, you need to keep checking them.
Mine are the same.

Thanks

Jonathan

On 31/08/2010 13:40, Jonathan wrote:
On 31 Aug, 13:24, wrote:
On 31 Aug, 10:44, wrote:

The peaches on my tree, against a south facing wall, are a lovely ripe
colour and have been so for weeks. They show no sign of ripeneing. In
our last garden we grew the same variety (Peregrine) and they would be
ripe by early August. Is the problem the cool and cloudy summer, or
something else? I am slightly worried that they may get frosted a bit
later on.

We are in South Warwickshire.

Thanks

Jonathan

Don't be impatient. they will come. There is only a narrow window
with peaches, you need to keep checking them.
Mine are the same.

Thanks

Jonathan
To be honest I have given up on mine, in fact grubbed them out this
year. I also grew Peregrine on a South facing wall. One year we had so
many that we could hardly cope, but most years the crop was very sparse,
though they did ripen ok, the few that there were! :-(

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Residing on low ground in North Staffordshire

This year was my best ever year for peaches. I have a white fleshed peach, like yours, against a S wall, in Bucks so not so different from S Warwicks, but an earlier ripener than Peregrine. (The particular variety I have is no longer sold by the supplier I got it from.) They look beautiful for a long time, but then ripen very suddenly. Mine started to ripen about 3 weeks ago, and were all over in 2 weeks. I'd say just keep waiting. You do need to try and anticipate, if they feel soft they are often overripe and claggy.