PEACHES
ADMIRAL DEWEY Early yellow freestone; ripens same time as Triumpth. Valuable for its kind. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
AFTERGLO <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
ALBRATROS {VT} <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
ALEXANDER Grown by Michael Landy of Briagolong in the 1880's ALEXANDERS EARLY Above medium, highly colored, a splendid freestone. Early [Goodmans1914] A fine early variety. [Railton] Whereabouts unknown
AMSDENS JUNE Large, high color, very good flavor. Early [Goodmans1914] Very early variety, of good flavour. [Railton] Whereabouts unknown
ANDROSS <Loxton>
ANZAC {VT} <Ausbuds> {Goodmans95}
AUNTIE BECKIE (Friedenstruh Orchard) Whereabouts unknown
BABYGOLD 5 <GBRS> <Bathurst> BABYGOLD 6 <Bathurst> BABYGOLD 8 <GBRS> BABYGOLD 9 <GBRS>
BEALE {VT} <<Ausbuds>>
BELLE OF GEORGIA <<Ausbuds>> <GBRS>
BENDIGO BEAUTY {VT}
BEDFORD SLIPSTONE Medium-sized fruit, of good quality. [Railton] Whereabouts unknown
BELL'S NOVEMBER or DUNHELIN very early peach; like Briggs but three weeks ealier. A very fine dessert peach, ripens in November. [Goodmans1914] {Goodmans95}
BICENTENNIAL <<Ausbuds>>
BILLYENS LATE OCTOBER A large and excellent late peach, bright red cheek, white flesh. Very late. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
BISCOE <<Ausbuds>> <GBRS>
BLACKBURN {Goodmans95} <Bathurst>
BLACKMAN <Bathurst>
BLAKE <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
BONANZA Large, good color, white flesh; a good late freestone. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
BONJOUR <<Ausbuds>> <GBRS>
BOONE COUNTRY SEEDLING <Bathurst>
BOWEN <<Ausbuds>> <GBRS>
BOYCE <<Ausbuds>>
BOYCE X ELBERTA <Bathurst>
BRIGGS RED MAY Very early freestone, good color, rich, juicy. [Goodmans1914] One of the best early peaches grown. [Railton] <Ausbuds> {VT}{Goodmans95}
BRIGHTON <Bathurst>
BURBANK JULY ELBERTA <Ausbuds>
BURTON'S NEWINGTON Medium-size fruit, of good flavour. [Railton] Whereabouts unknown
CAMDEN <<Ausbuds>> <GBRS>
CANADIANN HARMONY <Loxton>
CANDOR <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
CARDINAL <Ausbuds>{Goodmans95}
CARMAN A fine early peach, comming in with Early Rivers. Pale yellow skin with red blush on sunny side; frich, sweet and good flavor. [Goodmans1914] <Bathurst>
CAROLYN <<Ausbuds>>
CATHERINE ANNE <<Ausbuds>>
CHAIRS CHOICE Very large, yelow, with red cheek, firm, a first-class peach. Late. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
CHAMPAGNE <Bathurst>
CHAMPION Very large size, beautiful color, good flavor; very hardy and valuable early freestone. [Goodmans1914] <<Ausbuds>>
CHINA FLAT <Bathurst>
COLLINS <<Ausbuds>> <GBRS> <Bathurst>
COLONEL <Bathurst>
COMANCHE <Bathurst>
COMET Very large, good canning peach. Late. [Goodmans1914] Large fruit; one of the best for canning and drying. Late. [Railton] Whereabouts unknown
CONKLING A good peach, of fine quality. Medium. [Railton] Whereabouts unknown
CORNISH <Ausbuds>
CORONET <Ausbuds> <Griffith>{Goodmans95} <Bathurst>
CORNISH <Bathurst>
CORRELL <<Ausbuds>> <GBRS> <Bathurst>
CRESTHAVEN <Ausbuds> <Bathurst> <GBRS>
CRIMSON BEAUTY A splendid clingstone, beautiful yellow and bright crimson; very hardy and good bearer. Ripens in Feb. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
CRIMSON GEORGE A fine early peach. [Railton] Whereabouts unknown
CULLEMBORG <<Ausbuds>>
CULLINAN <GBRS>
CURRA EARLY <Bathurst>
DELICIOUS A handsome yellow peach; red towards the sun; small stone and flavor delicious; a very fine dessert peach, and great cropper. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
DESERT RED <Ausbuds> DESERT RED (9-10) <GBRS> <Alstonville>
DE WET <GBRS> <Bathurst>
DESERT GOLD <Bathurst>
DIXIE GEM <Bathurst>
DIXIE RED <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst> {Goodmans95} <Bathurst>
DONCASTOR CRAWFORD <Bathurst>
DORATIO TARDIVA <GBRS> <Bathurst>
DR HOGG Grown by Michael Landy, Briaagolong, in the 1880's
DORATA TARDIVIA <<Ausbuds>> <GBRS> <Bathurst>
DOWNING A peach of good color. Grows well. Fine flavor. early. [Goodmans1914] Very rich flavoured variety. [Railton] Whereabouts unknown
DRIPSTONE <GBRS>
DRIPSTONE ELBERTA <GBRS>
DUKE OF EDINBURG A good variety (the tree is a good bearer) Late. [Railton] Whereabouts unknown
DARRF MANDARINE <GBRS>
DWARF PEACH <Bathurst>
EARLY ADMIRABLE Grown by Michael Landy, Briagolong, in the 1880's
EARLY BEATRICE Large, very early, splendid variety. [Goodmans1914] Medium size; good flavour, and very early. [Railton] Whereabouts unknown
EARLIBELLE <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
EARLY CRAWFORD Good early peach, suitable for dessert or canning. [Goodmans1914] One of the best for canning or drying. Early. [Railton] CRAWFORDS EARLY Grown by Michael Landy, Briagolong in the 1880's
EARLIGRAND <Ausbuds> <GBRS> <Bathurst> EARLIGRANDE TA170 <Alstonville>
EARLY GROSAE Grown by Michael Landy, Briagolong in the 1880's
EARLIRED <Bathurst>
EARLY RIVERS One of the best early varieties; very heavy yielder. [Goodmans1914] A very good early peach. [Railton]
EARLY YORK Medium size, well colored, rich flavor. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
EDEN <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
ELBERTA Large handsome peach, carries well; great cropper, and very valuable market kind. [Goodmans1914] <Ausbuds> {VT}{Goodmans95}
ELLERBE <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst> <GBRS> ELLERBRE <Bathurst>
EMERY <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
EARLI-RED FREE <Bathurst> <<Ausbuds>>
FAIRHAVEN <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
FAIRTIME <Ausbuds><Griffith> <Bathurst>
FAVOOUITA 1 MORETTINI <<Ausbuds>> FAVOURITA 11 MORETTINI <<Ausbuds>> FAVOURITA 11 <<Ausbuds>>
FAY 3 <Bathurst> FAY 4 <Bathurst>
FAY ELBERTA <Ausbuds> <Bathurst> <Loxton>
FAYETTE <<Ausbuds>> <GBRS> <Bathurst>
FERTILLIA L MORENTINI <Bathurst> FERTILIA 11 MORETTINI
FLAMECREST <Griffith><Ausbuds> <Bathurst> {Goodmans95}
FLAVORCREST <Griffith> <Bathurst>
FLAVOURCREST <Bathurst> {VT} {Goodmans95}
FLORDABELLE <Ausbuds> <Bathurst> {Goodmans95}
FLORDABEAUTY <GBRS> <Bathurst>
FLORDACREST <Ausbuds> <Bathurst> <Alstonville><GBRS>
FLORDADAWN <Ausbuds>
FLORDAGEM <GBRS> <Bathurst> <Alstonville>
FLORDAGLO (82-9W) <Bathurst> <Alstonville>
FLORDAGOLD {VT} <Griffith><Ausbuds> <Bathurst> {Goodmans95}
FLORDAGRANDE <Ausbuds> <Bathurst> <GBRS>
FLORDAHOME <Bathurst>
FLORDAKING <Bathurst> <Alstonville>
FLORDAPRINCE <Ausbuds><Griffith> <Alstonville>
FLORDAQUEEN <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
FLORDARED <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst> <GBRS>
FLORDASTAR <Ausbuds> <Alstonville>
FLORDASUN <<Ausbuds>> {Goodmans95} <Bathurst>
FOSTER Large freestone, orange-red, flesh yellow, rich, juicy; one of the best for canning or drying. Very early. [Goodmans1914] {Goodmans95}
FORESTGOLD <Alstonville>
FRAGAR <Griffith> <Bathurst> {VT} {Goodmans95}
GALSTONE RED <Bathurst>
GARNET BEAUTY <Bathurst>
GLENALTON <Bathurst>
GLOBE The largest and one of the best, a beautiful golden yellow freestone with red cheeks, a heavy bearer, and keeps well. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
GLOHAVEN <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst> <GBRS>
GOLDCREST <GBRS>
GOLD DUST The best of clingstones, large yellow, with red cheek, very rich and of extra good quality. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
GOLDEN AMBER <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
GOLDEN QUEEN <Ausbuds> {Goodmans95}
GOLDEN RED <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
GOODMANS CHOICE {Goodmans95}
GOVERNOR GARLAND Large and good, rich color, splendid flavor. Early. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
GRAYS SEEDLING <Bathurst>
HAKUKO <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
HALES EARLY Very early American variety, freestone; one of the best for market, always realising good prices. [Goodmans1914] Fine-colored early peach, of excellent quality. [Railton] {Goodmans95}
HALEHAVEN <<Ausbuds>> {Goodmans95} <Bathurst>
HALFORD <<Ausbuds>> <Loxton>
HAMLET <<Ausbuds>> <GBRS>
HARBELLE <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
HARBINGER <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
HARBRITE <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
HARKEN <Ausbuds> <Bathurst>
HARMONY <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
HAVIS <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst> <GBRS>
HAWKESBURY CHAMPION Very late freestone; ripens over end of March; fruit large and round; good keeper; vigorous grower. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
HELEN BORCHERS <GBRS>
HENRIETTA (Levy's Late) Extremely late; yellow fleshed cling, promising variety for canning and market; good cropper. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
HERRINGTON <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
HIGH EARLY CANADA A first-class early peach. Ripens before Briggs. Good for market. [Goodmans1914] HIGH'S EARLY CANADA A rich flavoured freestone peach. Early. [Railton] HIGH'S EARLY CANADA {Goodmans95}
HILAND <<Ausbuds>>
HONEY DEW HALE <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
HOOKER <<Ausbuds>>
IDELWILD <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst> <GBRS>
IMPROVED FLAT CHINA A very early and good market kind. Ripens two weeks before Briggs Red May. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
INGWEE <<Ausbuds>>
INQUEE <Bathurst>
IRELAND (Friedenstruh Orchard) Whereabouts unknown IRELANDS <Bathurst>
IZAC MALHERBE <<Ausbuds>>
JAYHAVEN <GBRS>
JERSEY GLO <GBRS>
JERSEY QUEEN <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
J.H. HALE <Bathurst> {Goodmans95} J H HALA A <Bathurst> J H HALE B <Bathurst> J H HALE V.F <Bathurst>
J H HITCHCOOK <Bathurst>
JOHNSON QUEEN <<Ausbuds>>
JONES EARLY A very good peach, rich flavor, Sets well but small. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown JONE'S EARLY RED Medium size; very rich flavour. Early. [Railton] Whereabouts unknown
JULIE <Bathurst>
JULY ELBERTA <Bathurst>
JUNE LADY <Bathurst>
JUNE PRINCE <GBRS>
KAKAMAS <<Ausbuds>>
KALHAVEN <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
KEIMOS <<Ausbuds>>
KERR'S SEEDLING Large fruit; very hardy. Medium. [Railton] Whereabouts unknown
KEYSTONE <Bathurst>
KIA ORA A seedling from "Elberta". Very similar to Elberta in all respects, but a hardier tree, bearing more fruit of better flavor. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
KIRKMAN <GBRS> KIRKMANSA <Loxton>
KIRKMANGEM <GBRS>
KLAMT <Bathurst>
LA FELICIANA <Ausbuds> <Bathurst> <GBRS>
LA FRANCE One of the best varieties raised by Mr M Alexis, (????) Beautiful fruit, very large, somewhat higher than wide, one side thicker than the other, skin dark carmine red; flesh white, fine, melting, juicy, and of an exquisite perfume; a vigorous and prolific tree. Early. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
LA GEM <<Ausbuds>>
LA GOLD <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
LA PREMIERE <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
LA RED <Bathurst>
LADY ADMIRABLE Grown by Michael Landy, Briagolong, in the 1880's
LADY CRANBOURNE Fruit very rich and juicy. Late. [Railton] Whereabouts unknown
LADY INGOLD Large, highly colored, very handsome peach, and a freestone; first-class market variety. Early. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
LADY PALMERSTON A very good jam and canning peach. Late. [Goodmans1914] A fine peach for cannning. Late. [Railton] Whereabouts unknown
LATE HALE <Bathurst>
LATE LORING <Ausbuds><Griffith> LATE LORING THOMAS <Bathurst>
LATE RED ITALIANCLING Fruit large and almost round; greenish skin, with dark red cheek; tree is a strong grower and heavy bearer; good peach. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
LATE CRAWFORD A superior yellow peach, very large; productive and good for canning or market. Late. [Goodmans1914]
LE VANQUER (Friedenstruh Orchard) <Bathurst>
LEMON CLING Large clingstone, lemon color; good canning. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
LEVIS CLING <<Ausbuds>> {Goodmans95}
LIPPIATE LATE <Ausbuds> <Bathurst> LIPIATE {VT}
LORD KITCHENER A seedling; large, oval; greenish white, with red; season about ten days later than Hales Early; tree a strong grower and good cropper. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
LORD PALMERSTON Fruit very large, juicy and rich. Late. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
LORING {VT} <Ausbuds> <Bathurst>
LOVELL <Ausbuds>
LOUIS GROGNET Imported from France, a seedling of Alexis Lepere, vigorous and prolific; fruit large and beautiful, flesh fine, sugary, a freestone. Ripens after Hale's Early. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
M2-3 <Ausbuds>
MADISON <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
MARAVILHA <Ausbuds> <2>{Goodmans95}
MARGLO <<Ausbuds>> MARGLOW <Bathurst>
MARHIGH <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
MARLAND <<Ausbuds>> <GBRS>
MARQUEEN <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst> <GBRS>
MARSUN <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
MAYFLOWER {Goodmans95}
MAYGOLD <Bathurst>
MAY LADY <Bathurst>
MC DEVITT'S LATE CLING A fine peach of its class. Its size is enormous, good even shape and in color is beyond anything we have seen, being a deep rich yellow and almost entirly covered with dark purple-almost black. This is a standard variety used in the canning factories. Does not crop well in some parts. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
MERRI MERRI Large handsome fruit, of fine quality. Medium. [Railton] Whereabouts unknown
MERCHANT CAMPBELL Large, deep red fruit, of fine quality. Medium. [Railton] Whereabouts unknown
MICHELLINI <<Ausbuds>> <GBRS> <Bathurst> <Loxton>
MILLICENT <<Ausbuds>>
MONROE <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
MOUNTAIN ROSE A medium-sized peach, of good quality. Medium. [Railton] Whereabouts unknown
MUIR Large freestone, very good for canning or drying; a great cropper. Late. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
NICHOLL'S LATE CLING A very large yellow peach; a good canning variety, and a strong grower and heavy bearer. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
NEWBELLE (IE-138) <Ausbuds> <Alstonville>
NEWFLORDABELLE <Bathurst>
NORMAN <<Ausbuds>> <GBRS>
O'HENRY <Bathurst> <GBRS> <Griffith>{VT} O'HENRY FITZPATRICK <Bathurst>
OKINAWA <Bathurst> <Loxton>
OKUBO {VT} OKUBO EARLY OKUBO LATE <Ausbuds> <Bathurst> <GBRS>
OOMSARAERL <<Ausbuds>> OOM SAREL
ORION {VT} <Ausbuds><Bathurst> <GBRS>
ORRVALE QUEEN <Ausbuds>
OSPREY Large greenish-white, mottled with red, a rich and very delicious peach; a splendid bearer and one of the best kinds grown. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
PAVIC BLANK <Ausbuds> PAVIE BLANC
PEACHERINE {Goodmans95}
PEAK {VT} PEAKE <<Ausbuds>>
PEKIN <<Ausbuds>> <GBRS> <Bathurst>
PERIGRIN (Friedenstruh Orchard) Whereabouts unknown
PHILLIP'S CLING A fine large yellow cling, no color at pit which is very small. Very rich and highly colored. The most popular canning variety in California. Ripens progressively when other clings are done. Requires good land and ample moisture. [CF] {Goodmans95}
POLAR <GBRS> <Bathurst>
PRODIGIOSA MORETTINI <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
PRODIGIOSA TARDIVA <<Ausbuds>>
PULLAR'S CLING This very fine canning peach was raised by Mr P Pullar, of Ardmona. It is very large, highly colored clingstone peach, and prefered by the canning factories above all other sorts; it is a good grower and heavy bearer. [Goodmans1914] <Ausbuds> {VT}{Goodmans95}
PRUNUS QUARESMILLO <Bathurst>
RANGER <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
RARITANROSE <<Ausbuds>>
RED CAP <Bathurst>
RED CEYLON <Bathurst>
RED FLOWERING
REDGLOBE <Bathurst>
REDHAVEN {VT} <Bathurst> <Ausbuds>{Goodmans95} RED HAVEN <Griffith> RED HAVEN B.T. <Bathurst>
RED LADY <Bathurst>
RED MAGDALEN Fine-coloured fruit, very rich flavour. Medium. [Railton] Whereabouts unknown
RED NOONAN {VT} <Ausbuds> <Bathurst>
RED GLOBE <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
RED SHANGI <Bathurst>
RED SKIN <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
RED WING <<Ausbuds>> <GBRS> <Bathurst>
REDCAP <GBRS>
REDQUEEN <GBRS> <Bathurst>
REGINA <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
RICHAVEN <<Ausbuds>>
RIO OSO GEM <<Ausbuds>> <GBRS> <Bathurst>
RONS FOLLY <Griffith> <GBRS> <Bathurst>
ROUGET <Bathurst>
ROWSE CHAMPION <Bathurst>
ROYAL GEORGE (Clingstone) Very good kind, fruit large and rich. Medium. [Goodmans1914] Large handsome fruit; good flavour. Medium. [Railton] Whereabouts unknown.
ROYAL GEORGE (Slipstone) First-class peach, well known. Medium. [Goodmans1914] Large fruit, of excellent quality; one of the best. Medium. [Railton] <<Ausbuds>>{Goodmans95}
ROYAL GOLD <<Ausbuds>>
RUBIRED <GBRS>
RUTGERS <Bathurst>
SALWAY Large, rich, yellow, flesh orange, very juicy and vinous, a freestone. Very late. [Goodmans1914] Deep yellow fruit; fine for canning. [Railton] Whereabouts unknown
SAM HOUSTAN <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
SANPEDRO <GBRS> <Bathurst>
SAUNERS Large, highly colored and richly flavored; excellent variety. Early. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
SEA EAGLE Large, highly colored and richly flavored; excellent variety. Early. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
SENTENIEL <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
SENTENIEL <Bathurst>
SHERMAN'S EARLY <2> <Ausbuds>{Goodmans95}
SHERMAN'S RED <Ausbuds><Griffith>{Goodmans95}
SHIPPER A very large clingstone, introduced from New Zealand; flesh yellow; like Elberta; vigorous grower and good canning variety. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown SHIPPERS LATE <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
SNEED Medium, creamy white, striped with carmine; flesh greenish-white, juicy, vinous, nearly freestone; very good Chinese variety. Ripens about eight days before Early Alexander. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
SIBERIANC <Bathurst>
SOMERVEE <Bathurst>
SOUTHLAND <Bathurst> {Goodmans95} <<Ausbuds>> SOUTHLAND HT21A <Bathurst>
SPRINGCREST <Bathurst> <GBRS> {Goodmans95}<Ausbuds>
SPRING GOLD <Griffith> SPRINGGOLD {VT} {Goodmans95} <Bathurst>
SMITH'S SEEDLING <<Ausbuds>>{Goodmans95}
STANFORD <<Ausbuds>>
STARKE'S EARLIGLO {VT} <Bathurst> STARK EARLIGLO <<Ausbuds>>
STARK ELBERTA <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst> STARKS ELBERTA
STARK REDGOLD <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst> STARKS RED GOLD
STARKING DELICIOUS <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
STARLITE <GBRS>
STOWELL <Bathurst>
STUMP THE WORLD A peach of enormous size- nine inches in circumference- flesh white and juicy (a bit coarse), a heavy bearer. Late. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
SUMMERGLO <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst> <GBRS>
SUMMERCREST <<Ausbuds>>
SUMMERSET <Bathurst> <Loxton> <Griffith>{Goodmans95}
SUNBRITE <GBRS>
SUN CREST <Griffith> SUNCREST <Ausbuds> <Bathurst> {Goodmans95} SUNCREST (HRI) <GBRS>
SUNFIRE <Bathurst>
SUNHAVEN <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
SUNHIGH <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
SUNNYSIDE <Ausbuds> <Bathurst>
SUNPRINCE <GBRS>
SUNQUEEN <<Ausbuds>>
SUNRAY <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
SUNAWEE <Bathurst>
SURECROP A sure and heavy bearer; ripe at mid January; fruit large and handsome; flesh white, melting and juicy; tree vigorous and hardy. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
SUWANEE <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
TATURA AURORA <Ausbuds> <Loxton> TATURA DAWN <<Ausbuds>> TATURA NOON {VT} {Goodmans95} TATURA SUNSET <Ausbuds>
TATURA 203 <Ausbuds> {Goodmans95} TATURA 204 <Ausbuds> {Goodmans95} TATURA CODE 211 {VT} <Ausbuds> {Goodmans95} TATURA 212 <Ausbuds> {Goodmans95} TATURA CODE 222 {VT} <Ausbuds> {Goodmans95} TATURA CODE 223 {VT}
TAYLOR QUEEN <Ausbuds>{Goodmans95}
THIELES CLING (Friedenstruh Orchard) Whereabouts unknown
TRETHOWANNO 1. <Bathurst>
TRIOGEM <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst> <GBRS>
TRIUMPTH Above medium, skin dark orange-yellow, covered with dark carmine; flesh yellow to greenish-white, and adheres to the stone like Alexander; juicy, quality is good. Ripens the same time as Alexander. Very heavy cropper. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
TROPIC SWEET <Alstonville>
TROY <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
TUFT'S <<Ausbuds>>
TULIP <Bathurst>
TYLER <<Ausbuds>> <GBRS> <Bathurst>
ULATIS A seedling of Alexander, ripens just after the very early varieties, thus filling in the gap before Hale's Early comes in; color bright red; flesh white; a perfect freestone. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
VELVET <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
VESPER <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
WALGANT <Bathurst>
WATERLOO Medium-sized fruit; excellent quality. Early. [Railton] Fruit medium size, dark red, rich flavor. Early. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
WATT'S EARLY {Goodmans95}
W. H. SPINKS <Bathurst>
WHITE CLING <GBRS>
WHITTENS LADY PALMERSTON <<Ausbuds>> WHITTENS LADY
WHY NOT <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
WIGGINS A fine peach, large, of good color, Ripens just after Brigg's Red May. [Goodmans1914] <<Ausbuds>> {VT} {Goodmans95}
WINBLO <<Ausbuds>> <Bathurst>
WOODLAND'S EARLY An early peach, of good quality. [Railton] Whereabouts unknown
WONDERFUL A prize peach of the largeat size and best quality, golden- yellow and red, firm flesh, red at stone, a very late freestone; constant and heavy bearer and first-class market variety. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
WRIGHT'S EARLY An early peach, same season as Triumpth; creamy white, with red cheek; fleshwhite and delicious. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
YAKIMAHALE <<Ausbuds>>
YANCO QUEEN <Ausbuds>
YARRA NOBLEESAE A good medium-size variety. Medium. [Railton] Whereabouts unknown
YELLOW MYSTERY A large and very handsome peach, yellow, red cheek; firm, yellow flesh; good grower and yielder. Early. [Goodmans1914] Whereabouts unknown
ZERBE (Friedenstruh Orchard) <<Ausbuds>>{Goodmans95}