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Glenglo™ (GW115 Cltv.)
Discovered in Martinsburg, West Virginia by W. Glen Welsh, this variety is rapidly becoming an important early season variety in the Mid-Atlantic region. Many consider Glenglo™ the best flavored peach in this season. The fruit is large, very firm and freestone when tree ripened. The tree is medium in vigor and productive.
Glohaven
Gloria®(NJ351 Cltv.) PP#18,224
An outstanding new selection for the midseason, Gloria® is a large, highly colored, yellow-fleshed freestone peach ripening seven days after Loring. The fruit is very firm, low acid, with high sugar content and excellent dessert quality. The tree is very productive and resistant to bacterial spot. Gloria® was developed at the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station at Rutgers University.
Royalty: $1.75/tree
Glowingstar®(FA17 Cltv.)
John Boy® (Clendening Cltv.)
This peach has now claimed a prominent status as a commercial peach variety. Discovered by Ed Clendening in 1981 as a complete limb sport of Loring. Fruit is of very high quality, ripening 10 to 14 days before Loring with better color. Fruit is large and very firm. The tree is vigorous and productive with good resistance to bacterial leaf spot.
John Boy® II (Janel Cltv.)
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.
Royalty: $1.00/tree
July Rose™ (NJ354 Cltv.) PP#23,669
A new 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
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.
