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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
Crimson® Gala (Waliser Cv.)
Intensely colored, striped strain of Gala discovered in a block of Royal Gala® in Milton-Freewater, OR. Size and flavor are similar to its parent, Tenroy Gala, maturing three to five days later. It has some background color making it easier to determine fruit maturity. Recommended for northern growing districts where full color with a prominent stripe is desired.
Royalty: $1.00/tree
Crimson® Gold (Svatava Cltv.)
Crimson® Gold is a new scab-resistant cultivar harvesting the second week in September, just ahead of Golden Delicious. The fruit colors nicely with a near full red-orange blush on a yellow background, and the flesh is white, firm and juicy. Apples are medium in size with a sweet-tart flavor. Fruit has storage life of up to eight months. The trees have medium vigor and are very productive, so they should be thinned accordingly.
Royalty: $1.00/tree
CrimsonCrisp® (Co-op 39) PP#16,622
CrimsonCrisp® is medium in size with a very attractive crimson red color over 95% of the fruit surface. CrimsonCrisp® has a very firm, crisp texture with a tart, complex flavor. The tree is very grower friendly with a spreading habit, fruiting throughout the two- and three-year old branches. The fruit matures in mid-season and will keep in cold storage for six months. CrimsonCrisp® is a registered trademark of Purdue Research Foundation.
Royalty: $1.25/tree
Crown™ Empire (Crist Cltv.)
An intense, red blush sport discovered at Crist Brothers Orchard, Walden, New York in 1990. Develops full red color two weeks ahead of Empire. Very productive and a better annual bearer than other blush strains observed. Crown™ Empire has very favorable shipping qualities, making it the ideal export Empire. Trees are somewhat less vigorous than standard Empire.
DA ROSA® (Golden Parsi Cv.) PP#22,859
Dandee Red® (PV 1027 Cltv.) PP#16,620
A limb mutation of Paula Red/Summer Mac (Arends Cv.) maturing eight days earlier. Dandee Red is a 100-percent red blush apple with crisp, creamy white flesh. Flavor is pleasingly tart. Holding ability and shelf life appear to be better than Paula Red/Summer Mac (Arends Cv.), although tree habit is much the same. Tree is also very hardy.
Royalty: $1.25/tree
Dapple Dandy Pluot®
This outstanding fruit variety, developed at Zaiger Genetics, Modesto, California, has performed very well in our trials. The fruit is large, with a dark purple color overlaid on a light purple background color. Dapple Dandy has firm, dark red flesh when fully mature, with exceptional dessert quality. The tree is open, spreading and very vigorous.
Daybreak™ Fuji (Rankin Cltv.)
An early sport of Fuji, discovered at Twin Springs Fruit Farm, Orrtanna, Pennsylvania. The fruit is large with a pink-red blush over 80 percent of the fruit surface. The finish of the fruit and productivity of the tree are exceptional. The tree is precocious on any rootstock. Maturing four to five weeks ahead of conventional Fuji, Daybreak™ Fuji provides an opportunity to harvest high quality Fuji in mid-September. This is an excellent choice for both retail and wholesale markets.
