Peach Saplings
Extreme 436 Carmen
Features
- โ Rootstock: Carmen
- โ Origin: Spain
- โ Growth: Vigorous, open
- โ Fruit: Bright red, yellow flesh
- โ Flesh: Crisp, juicy, aromatic
- โ Taste: Very sweet
- โ Harvest: 3rdโ4th week of July
- โ Blooming: Late, bell-shaped flowers
- โ Storage: Good
- โ Pollination: Self-fertile
- โ Usage: Fresh consumption, commercial
Description
Extreme 436 Peach Sapling (Carmen rootstock) is a Spain-origin variety known for its excellent fruit quality, strong aroma, and high productivity. It performs especially well in mid and late-season growing regions. All our saplings are certified, true-to-type, and disease-free.
The tree has a vigorous and open growth habit. The Carmen rootstock provides a strong root system, adaptability to different soil conditions, and long-term productivity. Heavy flowering and strong fruit set result in consistently high yields. Its uniform fruit shape gives it a strong commercial advantage.
The fruits are large, well-shaped, and highly attractive. The skin is bright red, while the flesh is yellow, crisp, and juicy. It has a very sweet and aromatic flavor with high sugar content. The fruit surface is smooth and highly marketable. The pit separates easily from the flesh, and the fruits can remain on the tree for a long period, allowing flexible harvesting.
It has late flowering with bell-shaped blossoms, providing excellent resistance to cold climates. Strong fruit set and productivity make it a reliable commercial variety.
The tree has a vigorous and open growth habit. The Carmen rootstock provides a strong root system, adaptability to different soil conditions, and long-term productivity. Heavy flowering and strong fruit set result in consistently high yields. Its uniform fruit shape gives it a strong commercial advantage.
The fruits are large, well-shaped, and highly attractive. The skin is bright red, while the flesh is yellow, crisp, and juicy. It has a very sweet and aromatic flavor with high sugar content. The fruit surface is smooth and highly marketable. The pit separates easily from the flesh, and the fruits can remain on the tree for a long period, allowing flexible harvesting.
It has late flowering with bell-shaped blossoms, providing excellent resistance to cold climates. Strong fruit set and productivity make it a reliable commercial variety.
