Catherine M Bailey

US Patent:

PP45721, Jul 15, 1980

Filed:

Mar 28, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/024713

Inventors:

Catherine H. Bailey - Englishtown NJ
L. Fredric Hough - Bloomsbury NJ

Assignee:

Stark Brothers Nurseries & Orchards Company - Louisiana MO

International Classification:

A01H 503

US Classification:

Plt 43

Abstract:

A new and distinct peach variety which originated by the crossing of an unnamed New Jersey seedling No. 585414 with pollen from the Autumnglo variety is provided. This new variety is a late maturing yellow freestone peach variety which bears large round firm fruit having an attractive bright red skin color (as illustrated). The fruit flesh is golden yellow in color, and slow softening with a superior rich and delicious flavor. The fruit buds exhibit exceptionally good winter hardiness. Also, the variety has exhibited improved tolerance to common bacterial leaf spot disease.

US Patent:

PP51233, Oct 18, 1983

Filed:

Apr 7, 1982

Appl. No.:

6/366231

Inventors:

Catherine H. Bailey - Englishtown NJ
L. Fredric Hough - Cream Ridge NJ

Assignee:

Stark Brothers Nurseries and Orchards Company - Louisiana MO

International Classification:

A01H 503

US Classification:

Plt 42

Abstract:

A new and distinct peach variety which originated by the crossing of an unnamed New Jersey seedling No. 602903 with pollen from the Pallas variety is provided. The freestone fruit of the new variety has a highly blushed red skin and a distinctive configuration which is vertically compressed and oblate. The flesh is fine and tender and of mild and delicate flavor. The variety has exhibited resistance to common bacterial leaf spot, and the fruit buds have exhibited exceptionally good winter hardiness.

US Patent:

PP47406, Jun 9, 1981

Filed:

Feb 28, 1980

Appl. No.:

6/125578

Inventors:

Catherine H. Bailey - Englishtown NJ
L. Fredric Hough - Bloomsbury NJ

Assignee:

Stark Brothers Nurseries & Orchards Company - Louisiana MO

International Classification:

A01H 503

US Classification:

Plt 34

Abstract:

A new and distinct apple variety which originated by the crossing of an unnamed New Jersey seedling No. 109055 (non-patented) with pollen from the Mollies Delicious cultivar (non-patented) is provided. This new apple variety can be distinguished by the early maturing characteristic of its large conic shaped fruit which has an attractive bright red skin color (as illustrated). Also, the new variety produces more uniformly sized fruit than the pollen parent Mollies Delicious cultivar. The fruit flesh is white to cream in color and similar to Mollies Delicious cultivar in flavor.