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Wed, Aug 28, 13 at 15:06
| This might be a dumb question. About 50 years ago we had a white cling peach. We could pick it off the tress and peel it with our fingernails. The skin just came right off. It wasn't a large peach; but, it was the absolute best tasting. Does anyone have any knowledge of what this peach might have been. I would love to have one of these trees. |
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| Some old heirlooms were white cling. I know Indian Free and Old Mixon were developed into freestones from white clings. Fruit tree farm sells Whiterock Whitecloud Indian Cling (more a red fleshed than white). Another I have heard of is White Heath |
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