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1 Peaches and Other Stone Fruit Gordon Johnson University of Delaware
2 What are Stone Fruits Peaches Nectarines Apricots Plums Pluots and Apriums Cherries
3 Peaches & Nectarines Freestone Cling Yellow White Yellow Nectarines White Nectarines Subacid vs standard Pillar vs standard Peento types
4 The Peach Fruit
5 Freestone, Semi- Freestone, and Cling Freestone Semi-Freestone Cling
6 Yellow and White Peaches and Nectarines
7 Sub-acid Peaches Valley Sweet (+29) PP#10387 A late season sub-acid yellow-fleshed peach. Valley Sweet is another very new introduction and is offered for the first time to eastern growers. If you are interested in sub-acid varieties, we recommend you try Valley Sweet as well as Sweet Dream and Sweet Scarlet.
8 Standard Tree Pillar Type
9 Peento or Doughnut Peach NJF 16 Saturn NJF 17 NJF15
10 Peach Seasons Very Early Late June to early July Early Week 2 and 3 in July Main Season Late July through August Late Early September Very Late Mid to Late September Redhaven Main season standard
11 Varieties Season sequence Season extension Quality factors Taste, Texture Firmness Disease resistance Bacterial spot End use Specialty types Nursery sources Recommended varieties
12 Very Early Peach Varieties PF 1 Y PF 1 Flamin' Fury (-30) 6/20 Y Spring Flame (-27) Y Queencrest (-27) Y Desiree (-23) 6/26 Y PF 5B Flamin' Fury (-22) Y Harrow Diamond (-22) Y Candor (-20) 7/4 Y Sunbrite (-20) Y Empress (-20) Y Earlystar (-18) W Spring Snow (-21) 6/27 W Scarlet Pearl (-18)
13 Very Early PF5b Spring Snow Sunbrite
14 Early Peach Varieties Sentry Y Sentry (-14) 7/7 Y Garnet Beauty (-12) 7/10 Y PF 7 Flamin' Fury (-12) Y Glenglo (-9) Y Summer Serenade (-9) Y Sweet Scarlet (-8) Y Brittany Lane (-6) Y Flavorcrest (-4) Y Gala (-4) Y Reliance (-3) Y Redstar (-2) 7/20 W Sugar May (-16) W Erly Red Fre (-16) 7/8 W Snow Prince (-11) W Manon (-8) W Snow Brite (-5)
15 Early Glenglo Gala Sugar May
16 Main season I Redhaven Period Y Redhaven (0) 7/20 Y Blazingstar (+1) Y Starfire (+1) 7/20 Y Early Loring (+4) Y Salem (+4) Y John Boy (+5) Y Bellaire (+7) 7/28 Y Carogem (+7) Y Coralstar (+7) 8/1 Y Country Sweet (+7) Y PF 15A Flamin' Fury (+8) 7/20 Y PF 14 Jersey Flamin' Fury (+8) Y John Boy II (+8) Y Ernie's Choice NJ 275 (+10) W White Lady (+4) PP#5821 W Snow Bride (+6) PP#9882 W Raritan Rose* (+6) W Sugar Lady (+8) W Galaxy (+8) W Klondike White (+12) Redhaven
17 Main season I Redhaven Period Salem John Boy White Lady Klondike White
18 Main season II Peaches Y PF 17 Flaming Fury (+12) Y Crimson Rocket (+12) Y Sunhigh (+15) Y Beekman (+15) Y Sweet Blaze (+16) Y Glohaven (+17) 7/30 Y Coralstar (+19) 8/1 Y Allstar (+20) 8/10 Y Contender (+20) Y Bounty (+20) 8/5 Y Sweet-n-up (+21) Y Loring (+22) 8/10 Y PF Flaming Fury (+22) Y Canadian Harmony (+22) Y PF 23 Flaming Fury (+23) 8/7 Y Harrow Beauty (+23) 8/3 Y PF Flaming Fury (+24) 8/8 Y Madison (+24) W NJ 252 (+20) W Sugar Giant (+22) W Carolina Belle (+22)
19 Main Season II Loring Contender Sugar Giant Bounty
20 Main season III Peaches Cresthaven Y Gloria (+25) Y Suncrest (+25) Y Summer Breeze (+25) Y Sweet Dream (+25) Y Glowingstar (+27) 8/11 Y Cresthaven (+27) 8/15 Y Messina (+28) Y Redskin (+28) 8/20 Y Jerseyglo (+28) Y PF25 Flaming Fury (+28) 8/23 Y Jerseyqueen (+30) Y PF24B Flaming Fury (+30) Y PF27A Flaming Fury (+30) 8/28 Y Fayette (+30) 8/22 W Blushingstar (+25) 8/12) W Glacier White (+26) W Lady Nancy (+29)
21 Main Season III Jerseyglo
22 Late Peaches Y Autumnglo (+33) Y Autumnstar (+33) Y Encore (+33) 8/29 Y Laurol (+38) Y Ouachita Gold (+40) Y Victoria (+46) Y Parade (+53) 9/15 Y Big Red (+56) Y Flameprince (+67) W Snow King (+35) W Snow Giant (+43) W Yukon King (+46) W September Snow (+56)
23 Late Flameprince
24 Nectarines Summer Beaut Yellow Fleshed Nectarines Easternglo - July 11 Honeyblaze - July 13 Summer Beaut July 27 Sunglo - August 4 Flavortop - August 4 Redgold - August 11 Fantasia - August 19 Honey Royale August 25 White Fleshed Nectarines Arctic Star July 6 Arctic Glo - July 13 Jade - July 18 Arctic Sweet - July 20 Arctic Jay - August 4 Arctic Pride August 19 Zephyr August 24
25 Nectarines Easternglo Redgold Arcticglo Arctic Jay
26 Peento or Doughnut Peach NJF 16 7/28 Saturn 7/28 Galaxy 8/5 NJF15 7/22 NJF 17 8/12
27 Cling Peaches For Canning Varieties Vulcan (7/20) Vinegold (7/25) Virgil (7/28) Goldnine (8/7) Catherina (8/10) Gold Jim (8/12) Venture (8/15) Babygold #5 (8/15) Babygold #7 (8/23)
28 Cling Peaches Vinegold Goldnine
29 Pillar Peaches Crimson Rocket (8/2) Sweet-n-up (8/14)
30 Plums European and Japanese types Many require cross pollination With variety selection can harvest similar period to peaches Similar culture to peaches but are pruned differently
31 Plum Types
32 Japanese Plum Varieties Methley Early (July) Au Amber Early Golden Methley Shiro Au Rosa Santa Rosa Mid Season (August) Black Amber Satsuma Vanier Queen Rosa Fortune Black Ruby Red Ace Redheart Ozark Premier Formosa Late (September) Elephant Heart Ruby Queen Friar South Dakota
33 Japanese Plums Shiro Ozark Premier Vanier
34 European Plum Varieties Stanley Earliblue July 24 Castleton - August 3 Mohawk August 10 Richards Early Italian August 15 Green Gage August 15 Stanley - August 21 Brooks August 21 Valor August 21 Long John August 23 Victory Plum August 23 Bluefre August 28 Italian September 5 Vision Plum - September 2 President - September 12
35 European Plums Brooks Castleton Long John Green Gage
36 Cherries Sweet and Tart types Condensed season June/July Excellent u-pick crop with dwarf systems Somewhat different pest profiles than other stone fruits Sweet require a pollinizer variety commonly, tart do not Limited maintenance requirements Birds
37 Cherry Types
38 Dwarf Cherry System Industry moving to high density dwarf plantings Reduced labor, pick from ground Work done in protected culture in high tunnels
39 Sweet Cherry Varieties Ulster Emperor Francis Summit Kristin Ulster Black Gold Schmidt's Bigarreau Lapins Hedelfingen Sweetheart Hudson Regina Cavalier Chelan Index Sam Benton Glacier Nelson Skeena Attika Whitegold (light) Stardust (light) Emperor Francis (yellow) Gold (yellow)
40 Sour Cherry Varieties Balaton Jubileum Danube Montmorency Surefire Balaton Northstar Danube
41 Apricots Very susceptible to frost damage crop is often lost due to early bloom Use Canadian varieties Similar culture to peaches but are pruned differently
42 Pluots, Plumcots & Apriums Pluot 75% plum Plumcot 50 % each Aprium 75% apricot
43 Peach Planting Systems Standard 20 x 20, 24 x 18, 20 x 18, 18 x 18, 20 x 14 Medium density 20 x 12, 18 x 12 High density V or Y system 2 scaffold 6 x 18 4 scaffold 9 x 18 Pillar varieties 6 x 16
44 Site Selection Air drainage Soil drainage Soil diseases
45 Planting Fall planting Spring planting Store cold or plant promptly Size hole to spread roots Plant at nursery depth Modify compact soils Wet roots Firm soil no air pockets
46 Soil Fertility ph P and K add if below optimum according to soil test Best to adjust before establishment N -.15,.30,.45, 1.0 lbs per tree First 4 years
47 Pruning Initial shape This years growth, next years fruit in peach, spurs on old wood in others Maintenance Upright growth Suckers, water sprouts Dead or diseased Crossing branches Thinning Light penetration Maintaining shape Plant height
48 Goal for Standard Peach Training Open Center, Horizontal Branches
49 Thinning Critical for fruit size in peaches and nectarines 800 fruits per tree Blossom thinning Hand thinning at 45 days after bloom (quarter or less in size) > 4 between, 6 average
50 Weed Management Clear strip 3 + from trunk Herbicides Non-chemical Alley mowing
51 Disease Management Scab Brown Rot Bacterial Spot Leaf Curl Leaf Spots Blossom Blight, Botrytis Powdery mildew/rusty spot Canker Black Knot (plums) Fungicide selection Fungicide schedule
52 Insect Management Sucking stink bug, lygus bug Plum Curculio Fruit Moth Borers Beetles Mites, Aphids, Scales Insecticides IPM methods Timing of controls
53 Harvest Fruit sizes up Color change Background color Firm vs. Tree Ripe Multiple picks necessary
54 Handling and Storage Gentle handling Firm vs tree ripe Limited transfers, dropping Varietal differences Storage = 40 F
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