Those are all medium chilling varieties so bloom should overlap at least some. If even one overlaps in any particular yr you should be fine. I'd be happy with those odds.

Thanks, fruitnut.
From Dave wilson nursery, indian free peach's bloom season is late to very late, while the varieties I plan to own are all around midseason. I am not sure how long they will overlap for I do not have first hand experience of the length of peach bloom season.

Bloom lasts about 10-14 days. All of mine overlap except one very low chill variety that blooms early. That's in my greenhouse not outdoors. We get frozen out so often outdoors I can't tell. My Indian Free was killed this yr by an April freeze along with about 80 other newly planted peach and nectarine.

Thank you for your helpful information, fruitnut.
I can feel your pain for the loss of 80 trees. Mine will be planted outside. I still remember the cold of last April. But it did not freeze here.

I was told about 4-years ago that Indian Free will cross-pollinate itself if there are two Indian Free trees. Perhaps there is sufficient genetic diversity between trees even though the fruit are true to variety. I don't know if this is true. I have a separate pollinator for my two Indian Free trees.

That may be true if and only if the Indian Free where grown from seed. Most of the time trees grown from seed do not grow true to there parent. The Indian Free is over 100 years old as a cultivar and had been bred with similar trees over and over again so that seeds grow true. This is however never they case when you buy trees these days. They are all grown from clones. Maybe just maybe the Indian free from a nursery on the west coast is from different seed stock then one grown on the east coast and would be compatible but waiting for years to find out just get a different cross pollinator.

I am growing my Indian Free trees from seed.

will it cross pollinate with alberta kim peach ? or snow queen white nectarine?

or will o'henery peach pollinate indian free?