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Just peachy

Fresh from the tree, stewed or made into sumptuous desserts, peaches are pure summer indulgence. The fruit originates from China and has been tantalising our tastebuds for centuries, mentioned in Chinese writings as early as the 10th century. Historically, peach blossoms were thought to fend off evil spirits and promote vitality.

Traditions aside, peach trees are a lovely addition to the modern garden, with pretty blossoms and a generous crop of fruit on a relatively compact tree. They

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