Peach tree

Exceptional taste and productivity of this variety allow the peach to grow practically everywhere as long as it is not damaged by cold. It is one of the most frequently cultivated fruit trees. Fruits are characterized by a high content of vitamins A and PP. Under favourable conditions peaches grow up to 6 m (most frequently around 3 m). Young trees grow quite strongly. Flowers are white/pink. Fruits have a large central seed, achieve a weight of up to 300-400 g and are frequently mossy. They are of orange-yellow colour, with blush. Most often, trees live up to a dozen years or so. Vegetation begins very early (the plant is very sensitive to frost). The variety should be planted in warm and sunny places. Soil should be well drained and fertile.