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2 Μαρ 2021 · Suncrest peach trees are a heavy producing, large freestone peach. First introduced in California, Suncrest peach fruit is firm with juicy yellow flesh. Though generally easy to grow, there are some requirements in which growers must take into account when choosing to plant peach trees.
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A drip-down-your-chin peach. One of the juiciest peaches around, with very firm, fine-flavored, yellow flesh. The bright red skin is simply beautiful. Suncrest is the peach immortalized by the book Epitaph for a Peach: Four Seasons on My Family Farm, by David Mas Masumoto (1995).
Prunus persica 'SUNCREST'peach tree - late, yellow flesh. Suncrest is a late peach tree variety, a cross between Alamar and Gold Dust. It produces large, rounded fruit with only slightly flattened tops. The skin is yellow-green, remarkably flushed carmine red when mature.
Self-fertile and hardy variety, the Suncrest Prunus persica produces an excellent table peach, of a large size, with melting and tasty flesh. At ripeness, in August, it is ideal to be consumed raw or cooked, a true summer delight.
Peach trees come in various sizes, allowing you to choose the perfect fit for your garden space. Understanding the different size categories—standard, dwarf, and semi-dwarf—can help you select a tree that suits your preferences and available area.
Suncrest Peach is an excellent choice for western areas. It ripens in mid-season about 10 days before Elberta and a few days before Cresthaven. It has large, round, firm fleshed, freestone fruit. It is sweet and very tasty. Mostly red over a yellow background.
Peach trees are usually grown as a tree, fan or espalier. They flower early in the season, and in cool climates may need pollination by hand, using a soft brush. 'Suncrest' bears large freestone fruit, red over gold coloured, with firm juicy yellow flesh.
