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Scarlet Rose, July Rose, August Rose peaches

10 years ago

The Adams County Nursery lists these 3 varieties of white peaches on their website and on their 2014 cultivar listing but there is no description of these peaches available. And an online search came up pretty empty as well. Does anyone have any familiarity with these varieties?
Thanks!

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eboone_gw
Original Author
10 years ago
Talk about customer responsiveness...I sent a message to ACN also about the lack of info on their website yesterday, and today they have added info on those 3 peaches to their website.
Still, the question remains - anyone with experience with them?
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