P.F.24.1-007

Peach variety P.F.24.1-007, also known as Fleming Fury, is an American late-ripening variety with a ripening period occurring at the end of August to the beginning of September. The fruits of this variety are large, round, weighing from 220 to 400 grams, with yellow skin and a bright dark-red blush covering most of the surface. The flesh is light-yellow, juicy, firm, and aromatic, with a pleasant sweet flavor and slight acidity, making this peach particularly attractive to consumers.

The tree of variety P.F.24.1-007 is medium-sized, reaching a height of 3-3.5 meters, with a spreading and uniform canopy. It is characterized by strong growth and resistance to frost, as well as to fungal diseases such as leaf curl. The variety is self-fertile, does not require additional pollinators, and can serve as a good pollinator for other peach varieties. Fruit-bearing begins in the second or third year after planting, allowing for a relatively quick harvest.

This variety is distinguished by high yield, good transportability, and fruit storability, making it suitable for both home gardening and commercial production. Peach P.F.24.1-007 is low-maintenance, drought-tolerant, and has high commercial qualities, ensuring its popularity among gardeners and farmers.