USPP930P - Peach tree - Google Patents
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- USPP930P USPP930P US PP930 P USPP930 P US PP930P
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- United States
- Prior art keywords
- peach
- medium
- fruit
- tree
- red
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- the present discovery relates to a new and distinct variety of peach tree which bears freestone fruit.
- Such fruit is a yellow peach, having a red cheek, and solid texture, with excellent keeping and shipping qualities.
- the peach can be lye peeled, when fully ripe, for canning, and in addition the peach is excellent for freezing and drying.
- the fruit is similar to a Bio Oso Gem freestone, although it ripens approximately one week earlier, and with the last of the Elbertas.
- the suture of the present peach is rounder and smoother than the Rio Oso Gem, and is more like the J. H. Hale in shape. Like the J. H. Hale, the instant variety bears a sterile blossom, but when properly pollenized a heavy crop of large size fruit is produced.
- the variety originated as a seedling on (the ranch of applicant near Winters, California, and since its discovery such variety has been asexually reproduced; the reproduced trees carrying forward all the new and distinctive characteristics of the original or parent tree.
- Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a pair of the peaches attached to a twig bearing leaves.
- Fig. 2 is a sectional view, taken axially with the stone exposed, of a peach of the variety in association with detached leaves.
- Trunk Medium size; medium surface.
- lanceolate acutely pointed; medium thickness. Dark green; smooth.
- Size -Mediumsmall. Average length, 1%" to 1%"; average breadth, 1" to 1%”; average thickness,
- the fruit is an excellent market and dessert peach, and its firm or solid. texture, though fine, permits of its lye peeling, when ripe, for canning. Additionally, the peach is excellent for freezing or drying, The peach ripens at a desirable time, being approximately one week ahead of the Rio Oso Gem and substantially with the last of the Elbertas.
- the tree and its fruit as herein described may vary in slight details due to climatic and soil conditions under which the variety may be grown.
- a new and distinct variety of peach tree substantially as shown and described, having sterile blossoms like the J. H. Hale, but when properly pollenized bearing a heavy crop of large size, yellow fleshed freestone fruit; said fruit being characterized by its similarity to, but ripening approximately one Week earlier than, the Rio Oso Gem, and with the last of the Elbertasgits suture which is rounder and smootherthan the Rio Oso Gem, and more like the J. H.
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