Betty Peach Cherry This old variety is favored

This old variety is favored in the South as the "sugar" pear because the pulp tastes like candy

slick and features very few grit cells

Ripening Time: June

repeating flowers throughout the spring and summer

Betty Peach Cherry This old variety is favoredPrunus persica 'Betty' A sweet, flavorful, and split pit resistant peach was found as a seedling near Ferndale in Western Washington and was tested at the WSU Mt. Vernon Station. It is self fertile and ripens late in the season, at the end of August for us here in Western WA. It has a deeper color than the variety Frost and is more productive. Betty has firm, semi freestone fruit of excellent quality for making preserves, freezing, or enjoying fresh