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Allstar™ (FA80 Cltv.)
Anna Rose™ (NJ360 Cltv.) PP#33,473
Anna Rose™ is from Rutgers Breeding Program/ New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station (NJAES). Anna Rose™ is a deliciously sweet white-fleshed, sub-acid, freestone peach that ripens shortly after Redhaven. The fruit is medium is size with beautiful color. The tree crops heavyand ripens evenly with low susceptibility to bacterial spot.
Royalty: $2.25/tree
August Rose™ (NJ356 Cltv.) PP#23,884
Autumnstar® (FA42 Cltv.)
Bellaire
Blazingstar® (FA12 Cltv.)
Bounty
This variety has become an important commercial peach variety in the Mid-Atlantic region. Bounty was developed at the USDA peach breeding program at Kearneysville, West Virginia. The fruit is very large and freestone with exceptional quality. The trees are vigorous, very productive and resistant to bacterial spot.
BuenOs™ (NJF18 Cltv.) PP#19,273
An early-season flat peach with exceptional, sweet flavor. Developed at the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station at Rutgers University, BuenOs™ ripens about a week ahead of Redhaven and is medium-large in size with excellent color. Unlike most peach varieties, BuenOs™ is pollen sterile and should be planted with another peach variety.
Royalty: $4.50/tree
Canadian Harmony
A large, freestone variety ripening in the mid-season, just before Loring. The fruit sizes easily to 3 inches plus, is 50 percent red with a yellow background color and has excellent quality. This variety lacks the firmness necessary for commercial shipping. However, it is an excellent choice for retail sales.
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Cresthaven
Introduced by Michigan State University, Cresthaven is a very firm, highly colored variety for the late season. The fruit is yellowfleshed, freestone, and shows considerable red around the pit. The tree is winter hardy, very productive and has medium vigor. Extra fertilization is recommended to maintain tree longevity and vigor.
Crimson Rocket PP#15,216
This variety is an introduction from the USDA peach breeding program at Kearneysville, West Virginia. This novel variety is the first pillar tree form variety offered by Adams County Nursery. The tree architecture is very different than conventional peach trees. It is a very upright growing tree reaching 12-14 feet with a 5-6 foot spread, allowing the tree to be maintained in a confined area. The fruit is large and freestone with good eating qualities. This variety is not recommended for shipping due to lack of adequate firmness.
Royalty: $1.75/tree
