Fruit Variety Recommendations for Texas

Variety	Zone*	Chill Req.	Fruit Characteristics				Avg. Ripe Date	Pollination
Variety	Zone*	Chill Req.	Stone Freeness	Skin Color	Flesh Color	Size	Avg. Ripe Date	Pollination
Belle of Georgia	1,2,3	High to Med	Free	Red w White Blush	White	Large	Late June	Self
Early Elberta	1,2,3	High to Med	Free	Golden Yellow	Yellow	Large	Early July	Self
Elberta	1,2,3,	High to Med	Free	Golden Yellow	Yellow	Large	Early August	Self
Florida King	6	Low	Cling	Yellow w Red Blush	Yellow	Large	Mid May	Self
Florida Prince	7	Low	Semi-Cling	Yellow w Red Striping	Yellow	Medium	May	Self
Hale Haven	1,2	High to Med	Free	Yellow w Red Blush	Yellow	Large	Early July	Self
Harvester	2,3,4,5	Medium	Semi-Free	Red w Yellow Tint	Yellow	Large	Mid to Late June	Self
JH Hale	1	High	Free	Yellow w Red	Yellow	Very Large	Mid to Late July	Self
June Gold	4,5,6	Med to Low	Cling	Yellow w Red Blush	Yellow	Large	Late May to June	Self
La Feliciana	5,6	Low	Free	Dark Red	Yellow	Medium to Large	Late June	Self
Loring	2,3,4,5	Med to Low	Free	Red Blush over Yellow	Yellow	Large	Mid June to Mid July	Self
Ranger	1,2,3	High to Med	Free	Bright Red	Yellow	Large	Mid June	Self
Red Globe	1,2,3	High to Med	Free	Red over Yellow	Yellow		Late June to Early July	Self
Red Haven	1	High	Free	Bright Red	Yellow	Medium to Large	Late June	Self
Redskin	2,3,4,5	Med to Low	Free	Red over Yellow	Yellow	Large	Mid to Late July	Self
Rio Grande	5,6	Low	Free	Red over Yellow	Yellow	Large	Mid June	Self
Sam Houston	5,6	Low	Free	Yellow w Red	Yellow	Medium	Late June	Self
Sentinel	1,2,3,4	High to Med	Semi-Cling	Dark Red Blush over Yellow	Yellow	Large	May to mid June	Self
Texstar	5,6	Low	Semi-Cling	Red Blush	Yellow	Medium to Large	Mid June	Self
3-N-1	3 Varieties on 1 tree which include Elberta, Belle of Georgia, and Red Haven. See above specifics for each.