Ripens three days after Elberta. Requires 850 hours of chilling. Above average bud hardiness. The flesh is yellow, firm and of good flavor. Ripens two weeks ahead of J.H. Hale, very similar in other respects.
Tree is vigorous.
Petals are small, blooms with July Elberta. Should be thinned early and hard for best size. Fruit is large, freestone, colored a deep golden yellow blushed with red. The skin is tough and the flesh yellow, while tender and juicy. An excellent pollinizer for other varieties.