Peach varieties
Amsden. The tree grows moderately fast, it starts bearing fruit early and bears fruit abundantly. The fruits ripen in the second half of July, unevenly. They are medium in size, the flesh sticks to the stone.
Jerseyland. The tree grows quite vigorously, it bears fruit from the second year after planting. The fruit is large, ripen in early August. The flesh is very tasty, juicy, easily separates from the stone.
Kiev Early. The tree has a very high resistance to frost, grows quite strongly, it is fertile, starts fruiting early. The fruits ripen in late July and early August. They are medium or small in size, with a large red blush, juicy. The flesh does not separate from the stone.
Velvet. The tree bears fruit regularly and profusely from the second year after planting. It requires strong cutting and higher potassium fertilization, as well as manual priming thinning. The fruits ripen in the second half of August; are of medium size, juicy and tasty. The flesh separates easily from the stone.
