Peach tree named Tucker's

Abstract

A peach tree which is of medium size, open density, vigorous, spreading upright, foliated with medium size, lanceolate, abruptly pointed leaves having a serrulate margin, both globose and reniform glands and the stipules are long on mature foliage, blooms early to medium with a large size which is conical in shape and flattening at full bloom, showing, pink large flowers, and a very productive bearer of average, uniform, oblate very rounded, very late ripening freestone fruit having golden yellow with red blush skin, and yellow to cherub orient pink flesh, the surface of the pit cavity being red. The fruit ripens substantially after the last commercial variety presently grown.

I claim: 
     
       1. A new and distinct very late ripening variety of a freestone peach tree having flesh of the yellow variety substantially as herein shown and described, having fruit of good to high, excellent sugar content, being of medium size, yellow in color with a red blush, being firm and not melting, and by having a desirable oblate shape, where the peach ripens substantially after other late harvest existing commercial varieties, typically in later October and in November.