Selected by Gordie Bailey in 1958 from a University of Minnesota fruit breeding trial. This variety was picked for it superior fruiting and hardiness. Fruit is of good size and eating quality. The sweet, semi-freestone juicy flesh is excellent for fresh eating, sauces and baking. Ripens mid-August. This dwarf tree will bear fruit in 2-3 years. Self-fruitful, needs no pollinator.

As with all peaches for zone 4 residents, it is a gamble, this peach is listed as zone 5 despite having "Hardy" in it's name!

Zone 5-8