Peach Saplings
Extreme 514
Features
- β Rootstock: Carmen
- β Origin: Spain
- β Growth: Vigorous, semi-open
- β Fruit: Round, dark red-burgundy, low fuzz
- β Flesh: Yellow, juicy, crisp
- β Taste: Sweet, aromatic
- β Harvest: 2ndβ3rd week of June
- β Storage: Long shelf life
- β Pollination: Self-fertile
- β Usage: Fresh consumption, commercial
Description
Extreme 514 Peach Sapling (Carmen rootstock) is a Spain-origin variety known for its early harvest, high yield, and excellent fruit quality. All our saplings are certified, true-to-type, and disease-free.
The tree has a vigorous and semi-open growth habit. The Carmen rootstock ensures a strong root system and adaptability to different soil conditions. Its late flowering reduces the risk of spring frost damage. Although it has heavy flowering and high fruit set, the fruits are naturally large, resulting in low thinning requirements, which reduces labor costs.
The fruits are mid-early season, fully covered with dark red-burgundy skin, slightly fuzzy, and perfectly round. The flesh is yellow, juicy, crisp, and highly aromatic. With low acidity and balanced sugar content, it offers outstanding flavor. Its long shelf life makes it ideal for both fresh markets and commercial production.
This variety is self-fertile, requiring no pollinators.
Harvest time is between the 2nd and 3rd week of June, making it an early-season variety with strong market advantage.
The tree has a vigorous and semi-open growth habit. The Carmen rootstock ensures a strong root system and adaptability to different soil conditions. Its late flowering reduces the risk of spring frost damage. Although it has heavy flowering and high fruit set, the fruits are naturally large, resulting in low thinning requirements, which reduces labor costs.
The fruits are mid-early season, fully covered with dark red-burgundy skin, slightly fuzzy, and perfectly round. The flesh is yellow, juicy, crisp, and highly aromatic. With low acidity and balanced sugar content, it offers outstanding flavor. Its long shelf life makes it ideal for both fresh markets and commercial production.
This variety is self-fertile, requiring no pollinators.
Harvest time is between the 2nd and 3rd week of June, making it an early-season variety with strong market advantage.
