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Growing peach trees
Greensboro - The first reliable variety to ripen. White flesh, freestone.Mountain Rose - A reliable second early variety; suitable for home use or market; comparatively hardy; inclined to overbear.
Carman - Large, white with blush. Vigorous grower; comparatively hardy in tree and buds.
Belle of Georgia - Large, white, red cheek; flesh white, juicy, excelent; pit free.
Champion - Flesh white, quality excellent, hardy in bud. One of the best for home use.
Old Mixon Free - Recognized as a standard variety in all parts of the state. Flesh white and of good quality.
Crosby - A reliable variety for home use, but too small for market, unless severely thinned. Yellow and of good quality.
Fitzgerald - Is a fine, hardy, yellow variety.
Elberta - Comparatively new, but quite generally found to be reliable, wherever tested; one of the best for shipping. Probably the most popular peach in all sections, at the present time.
Smock - A very popular variety in all parts of the state.
Salway - A profitable late sort along the lake, and in southern Ohio, but does not always ripen in other parts of the state.