Peach P. F. 25.1

Peach variety P. F. 25.1, also known as Fleming Fury PF-25, is a mid-late maturing American cultivar that begins ripening in the third decade of August and continues into September. This variety is characterized by regular and abundant yields, making it attractive for both commercial orchards and private gardens. The trees are vigorous, highly cold-resistant, and resistant to major diseases, allowing cultivation in various climatic conditions, including northern regions of Ukraine.

The fruits of peach P. F. 25.1 are large, with a regular round shape and an average weight of 250 to 280 grams. Their bright orange color is complemented by a dense red blush covering a significant portion of the skin. The flesh is a rich yellow, juicy, and very flavorful, with pronounced sweetness and a pleasant aroma. The pit separates easily, facilitating consumption. Due to high marketability, the fruits withstand transportation and long-term storage without losing their appearance or taste qualities.

Trees of the P. F. 25.1 variety require moderate watering and regular crown thinning to maintain health and high yield. They are resistant to fruit rot and other major diseases, reducing the need for intensive treatments. The yield of a mature tree can reach 100 kg, confirming the high productivity of the variety. All these characteristics make peach Fleming Fury PF-25 a promising choice for cultivation in various regions and for different purposes — from fresh consumption to commercial production.