Identify peach variety (forum)
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Kade starts with ...
I'd like some help to identify this peach variety grown on south coast NSW. They are fairly large yellow fleshed with a distinctive pointed end and ripen during January. They are probably freestone. The full-sized tree was planted at least 20 - 30 years ago, so not a modern variety. Any ideas?
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Time: 20th February 2014 10:01am
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LilianT says...
No idea but it certainly looks familiar - Elberta perhaps? Would love a cutting - looks quite interesting. Here's a link to some historic peach cultivars. To me it looks like an Elberta with the pointy end. http://fruitandnuteducation.ucdavis.edu/education/fruitnutproduction/PeachNectarine/Peach_Nect_FlFr/Peach_Hcv/
Time: 7th March 2014 10:30am
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