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[Don Yellman <dyellman@earthlink.net>]

For Mr. Bunny:
    My Reliance ripens its peaches in late July here on the zone 6/7
border, although we didn't get many this year, in our case because of
spring damage.  Agree with Ed that you may have something else there.
In my climate, I am always looking for earlier peaches, because of
problems with brown rot, peach scab, and bacterial spot, and sometimes
all of the above.  I think the later peaches, like late apples, are
often of higher quality, but I can't grow them.  The longer they hang on
the tree, the more vulnerable they become.  Rgds, Don Yellman, Great
Falls, VA


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