Fruit is large, round, freestone with good flavor. Skin has a one-third red blush over yellow skin, flesh is yellow. Trees are vigorous and productive. Fine variety for the very late season. Requires 650-750 hours of chilling.
Flesh is yellow, fine-grained with good firmness.
Similar to Elberta, but blooms earlier and ripens 1 to 6 days after Elberta. A shipping and canning variety for California. Self-fertile tree with showy, pink flowers in the spring. Requires 700-750 hours of chilling. The fruit is large, round freestone with a bright red over yellow ground color.