Volume 9 Number 2 Article 6 Pages: 29-30
Year 1954 Month 7
Title: New Peach Varieties in Ontario
Author: O.A. Bradt
Citation
Abstract:
There has been a considerable
change taking place in peach varieties
over the last 25 or 30 years.
In Ontario,
the Elberta at one time made
up approximately 80 per cent of the
planting, which meant a production
peak over a short period in September.
Now the season is spread over a
much longer period, from Erlyvee,
ripening during the last week in July,
to Vesper which ripens in late September
to early October.
The trend
in new varieties has been toward those
with fruit of a hig-h color similar to
Redhaven.
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