Wassenberger Sämling

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Prunus persica (L.) Batsch Peach · Fruit crops

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Variety description

10 August 2026

The tree is characterized by vigorous growth, longevity, and forms a wide crown; it can be grown as a bush or a half-standard. The variety possesses high winter hardiness and adaptability to loose sandy soils.

Fruits ripen unevenly from late August to mid-September. They are medium to large in size, round-oval in shape, and have greenish-white skin with a red blush. The flesh is greenish-white, dark red around the pit, juicy and melting, with a pronounced sour taste and slight astringency.

The flesh separates freely from the pit. The fruits are suitable for fresh consumption but are most valued as a variety for canning and processing, as they are not intended for long-term storage.

Traditionally, the variety was propagated by seeds; however, to maintain the purity of traits, budding is recommended to avoid cross-pollination with other varieties.

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