Prunus persica 'Suwannee' ~ Suwannee Peach trailing Antennaria carpatica Piz-Cluenas-5

Antennaria carpatica Piz-Cluenas-5

but they add a touch of color to the landscape

Caterpillars

Tiny spikes of violet flowers may appear on overwintered plants

The large clusters of flowers that open to deep yellow and age to bright orange bloom throughout summer attracting butterflies

Prunus persica 'Suwannee' ~ Suwannee Peach trailing Antennaria carpatica Piz-Cluenas-5Suwannee Peach is a fruiting tree primarily grown for its heavy production of large freestone fruits ready in mid season. A profuse early spring bloom of showy fragrant pink and white flowers coat the bare branches attracting butterflies. The orange red flushed fruits with deliciously sweet but mild tasting flesh ripens in late June. Grows best in full sun and rich, moist well drained soils. Suwannee can self pollinate and has a low chill requirement