Michelini peach tree 2 years old pot 20 140 cm from grafting
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It can exhibit scalar ripening and is best grown in areas that favour good colouring. Michelini has large-sized fruit (average weight 200 g) with a skin extensively coloured red on a creamy-white background colour.
It can exhibit scalar ripening and is best grown in areas that favour good colouring. Michelini has large-sized fruit (average weight 200 g) with a skin extensively coloured red on a creamy-white background colour.
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La pesca Michelini è una antica varietà a polpa bianca selezionata dai frutticoltori Antonio e Pietro Michelini di Savona negli anni ’30. La pesca Michelini ottenne fin da subito un grandissimo successo diffondendosi rapidamente in tutto il Savonese e nel vicino Piemonte.
Flowering time: II° decade di Marzo (Intermedia)
Impollinazione: Self-fertile
Harvest period: III° decade di Agosto – I° decade di Settembre (+ 53 Redhaven)
Resistenza alle avversità: Medio – alta
Zona vocata di piantagione: Pianura, collina
Origine: Italia (ottenuta da seme nel 1930 dal sig. Michelini a Borghetto Santo Spirito – SV)
Editore: libera da vincoli
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