In Texas, the usual summertime peach season has been impacted by weather conditions. A combination of warm winter temperatures and a late spring freeze has had a significant effect on the local peach crop. The result is that many fruit stands in the area have been forced to look elsewhere for peaches.
Some stands have begun importing peaches from other states to meet demand. Further information on the extent of the damage to the Texas peach crop is available from Houston Public Media.
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