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John Boy® II (Janel Cltv.)

$35.00

A complete tree sport of John Boy®. discovered in the orchards of Adams County Nursery. This variety has been tested for many years and consistently matures four to five days later than the original John Boy®. The fruit exhibits the same size, color and excellent quality that has made John Boy® a leading variety in commercial peach production.

 

July Roseâ„¢ (NJ354 Cltv.) PP#23,669

$35.00

An early-season variety from Rutgers University. A white-fleshed peach that vigorously produces large fruits five to seven days before Redhaven. The firm fruit has a nice, sweet flavor with a very attractive red color. The tree is vigorous and productive and tolerant of bacterial leaf spot.

Royalty: $2.25/tree

Julyprince

$35.00

This new offering was introduced by the USDA peach breeding program at Byron, Georgia. The fruit is large and highly colored with excellent firmness. Evaluations in Georgia indicate that the fruit develops color early but will hang on the tree for an additional 10 days to improve fruit size and flavor. Early trials in the Mid-Atlantic region indicate that this variety may be well suited for this area.

Klondike White

$35.00

This white-fleshed variety has been grown in the Mid-Atlantic region for over ten years and has performed very well in most locations. The fruit is medium to large and very attractive. This is the best variety to follow White Lady, but should not be planted where bacterial spot is a problem.

Laurol

$35.00

This late maturing peach ripens five to ten days after Autumnglo. Fruit is large with attractive red skin and firm yellow flesh. Discovered in Richwood, New Jersey by Donald Reuter, this variety has been assigned to the New Jersey Peach Council and is licensed exclusively to Adams County Nursery.

Loring

$35.00

A large, firm, yellow-fleshed freestone with attractive red color over a yellow ground color. Loring has been an important commercial peach variety for many years and is considered one of the best canning and freezing varieties. The trees are vigorous, productive and resistant to bacterial spot.

Messina® (NJ352 Cltv.) PP#18,091

$35.00

A variety introduced by the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station at Rutgers University. The fruit is very large, highly colored, with excellent firmness and fruit quality. The trees are very vigorous, productive and resistant to bacterial spot. This variety continues to recieve very high marks by growers throughout the Mid-Atlantic region.

Royalty: $1.75/tree

Orionâ„¢ (UFO 4 Cltv.)

$35.00

An exciting release that originated from an Italian breeding program, Orion™ is an early season flat peach that ripens about 2 weeks before Redhaven.  It is white-fleshed with bright scrarlet skin and has excellent flavor.  The fruit is firm, medium in size and has little to no stem pull issues.  The tree is highly productive and should be thinned accordingly.

Royalty: $2.50/tree

Raritan Rose

$35.00

Raritan Rose is an attractive, high-quality, white-fleshed peach. The fruit is medium to large with exceptional eating quality. The trees are productive, resistant to bacterial leaf spot and very winter hardy.

Redhaven

$35.00

This variety is considered by many as the standard for the Northeast peach industry.  Tree is vigorous, very bud-hardy and productive.  Fruit is medium-sized and colors to a brilliant red. One of the best commercial varieties.  Ripens around August 1 in south-central Pennsylvania.

Selenaâ„¢ (NJ358 Cltv.) PP#29,962

$35.00

Selenaâ„¢ is one of two late-season, yellow-fleshed peaches we have decided to introduce. This selection harvests between Cresthaven and Encore. The fruit size is large and finishes with a beautiful, crimson color. Flavor and overall fruit quality have rated as excellent. Trees are productive and resistant to bacterial spot.

Royalty: $1.75/tree

Sentry

$35.00

An introduction from the USDA peach breeding program at Beltsville, Maryland. Sentry is a firm, highly colored, semi-freestone peach with outstanding size for an early-season variety. The tree is vigorous and very resistant to bacterial spot. Sentry is not recommended in regions where winter fruit bud injury is common.