Description

• Origin: Originated at the University of Florida breeding program but was not released by the university because of its susceptibility to bacterial canker. It was first propagated along with ‘Gulfgold’ in 1982 by Grand Island Nursery in Umatilla, Florida. It is not patented and is, therefore, a public variety Disease & Pest
• Status: Susceptible to bacterial canker
• Chilling Requirement: Low Chill
• Blossom And Pollination: Gulf Gold
• Fruit: Fruit are medium in size, up to 2 inches in diameter, and are round in shape. Clingstone
• Skin: Red to purple skin with sour characteristics
• Flesh: Yellow with a greenish tinge, juicy, sweet and adheres to the small pit at soft ripe
• Harvest: Early
• Uses: Eating