Revita is quite short
In contrast to others Peach varietiessuch as Benedicte Revita remains comparatively small with an average height of around two to three meters and is therefore also suitable for smaller gardens. In addition, this variety is considered to be particularly resistant. Revita not only defies frizziness, but also wind and weather - and that without significant losses. Even frost can't do much harm to the little peach tree.
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- Leaves produce greenish to red blisters
- Leaves curl
- sometimes the shoot tips also ripple
- in the further course the tree sheds affected leaves
- sometimes branches die off too
- Illness cannot be treated, only prevented
- Revita is considered to be resilient, but it can still be attacked
Fruits ripen relatively late
Revita peaches are greenish-yellow in color and have a strong orange-red marbling on the sunny side. The creamy white pulp tastes sweet, but with a fine acidic note. The shell is quite thin. The fruits ripen between mid to late August. The tree blooms mid-early and is a special sight with its beautiful dark pink flowers. The yield is very high compared to other peach varieties.
Revita are ideal for preserving
Revita is perfect for preserving, for example for jam, compote, fruit puree, juice, ice cream or cakes. You can of course also eat the fruits fresh from the tree, but they are disappointing - also in comparison to more aromatic varieties such as B. Benedicte - in this case in terms of taste. However, they lend Desserts, cakes and jams a fantastic peach taste. Revita also allows peaches to be grown in suboptimal locations.
Choosing the ideal location
- if possible sunny and sheltered
- Protection against rain and soil moisture
- Revita fits well under a canopy
- Soil is loose and rich in humus
Tips & Tricks
For the best possible harvest, you should water your tree more heavily in the last few weeks before harvest and also spread compost again. But be careful: do not overdo it with watering, as this can dilute the taste of the peaches.
