Dave Wilson Nursery
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Bella Gold© 2008 -
Crimson Glo© 2008 -
Honey Royale© 2008 -
Wescot© 2008
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Bella Gold Bella Gold is the first variety release of a new type of inter-specific fruit, a cross between peach, apricot, and plum, known as a Peacotumâ„¢. Skin is yellow, blushed almost completely red, with a slightly fuzzy skin texture much like an apricot. It is partially freestone, with yellow flesh and a wonderful complex flavor. It harvests in early June. USPP pending. |
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Crimson Glo A medium to large, dark-blue plum, Crimson Glo is attractive and has good flavor. It harvests the first week of July. The tree is vigorous and sets heavy crops. Crimson Glo requires 650 hours of chill. USPP#12856. |
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Honey Royale Honey Royale is a low acid, yellow-fleshed freestone nectarine. It harvests in the second to third week of July. This fruit is very large and very firm, with an oblong shape and a size of 3 to 3¼ inches. It has a bright red over yellow color, with a sweet flavor. USPP#12008. |
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Wescot Wescot is a large-sized, interspecific apricot that ripens in May. It sets well and has high flavor. USPP#16597. |
