Spring Gold
Left to ripen properly and this is the first summerfruit you
may taste for some time, and is delicious. |
Spring Crest
A larger peach, Spring Crest ripens in the second week of
May and is a great way to open the season. If you're not a fan
of peach fuzz, this is the one for you - beautiful colour and
very little fuzz - a lovely peach to handle. |
June Gold
Another peach that benefits from tree ripening, it is wonderful
eaten fresh, on its own or sliced on desserts or breakfasts. |
Sure Crop
This bright red and gold skinned beauty can be with you like
the others throughout the year through, if you enjoy making
jams and preserves |
Sentinel
AU.S.D.A cross between Halehaven and Dixiegem resulted in this
excellent peach variety.
Fruit is round, medium-size and well colored. Flesh is yellow,
firm but melting, good flavor and structure |
Gala
Sweet semi, freestone peach |
Harvester
A firm, highly colored, freestone fruit which is becoming very
popular. Ripens mid June |
Majestic
A sweet freestone peach. Great for eating or cobblers. |
Loring
A large firm freestone with an eye-appealing yellowish-red
color. Ripens early July. |
Redskin
A large, well colored freestone with yellow flesh. Ripens just
before August.
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Dixieland
A popular peach which ripens about the last week of July. Freestone,
good color. |
Bounty
Large, round yellow flesh. A very attractive fruit. Freestone.
Ripens mid July. |
Jefferson
An introduction from Virginia. Yellow fleshed freestone with
attractive shape, color and size. |
Monroe
Reported by many to have the best flavor of all peach varieties.
Large size, yellow flesh, freestone. Ripens early to mid August. |
Frank
Very popular yellow cling. Excellent quality, large if not
allowed to over bear. Produces almost every year. Well colored,
almost red when ripe with yellow flesh. One of the most planted. |
