Peach Fairytale

The "Fairytale" peach is a result of selection by the Nikitsky Botanical Garden and belongs to mid-season varieties, ripening in the second half of August. The tree is of medium height with a broadly oval crown, characterized by rapid entry into fruiting. The fruits are large, weighing from 150 to 200 grams, with a broadly oval shape and a rounded apex. The skin is of medium hardness, bright yellow in color with a blurred crimson blush covering most of the surface. The flesh is dense, juicy, with a rich bright yellow shade, possessing a harmonious slightly sour-sweet taste and a pleasant aroma. The pit is of medium size and separates easily from the flesh, which facilitates fruit consumption.

The variety is distinguished by high yield and winter hardiness, making it attractive for cultivation in various climatic conditions. The "Fairytale" peach is self-fertile, ensuring stable fruiting without the need for additional pollination. However, plants of this variety are susceptible to powdery mildew, so preventive measures are recommended when growing to protect against this disease.

Due to its taste qualities, large fruit size, and resistance to adverse conditions, the "Fairytale" variety is popular among gardeners. It is suitable both for fresh consumption and for processing. Its bright appearance and aroma make this peach attractive for sale and home use.