Wuxi Yangshan peaches are 9.58 yuan a catty, and Jinghong peaches are 5 yuan a catty.
2. The maturity time is different.
Jinghong peach is an early-maturing variety.
3. The growing environment is different.
Peaches in Yangshan, Wuxi grow in moderately acidic volcanic soil. Jinghong peach is cold-resistant and frost-resistant.
4. The taste is different.
Wuxi Yangshan peach color is gorgeous, the aroma is rich, and the juice is sweet. Jinghong peach is slightly light in flavor, and it is easy to have astringency and cracks if it is not properly managed.
The fruit trees of Wuxi Yangshan Peach and Jinghong Peach are big and full.
Jinghong peach.
Wuxi Yangshan peach.
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Yangshan peach, a specialty of Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province, is a symbolic product of chinese national geography.
Yangshan peach has been cultivated for nearly 70 years and is produced in Yangshan Town, Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province, a famous peach town in China. Peach has the advantages of large fruit shape, beautiful color, tough and easy peeling skin, rich aroma, sweet juice and instant melting in the mouth, and has the reputation of "flesh and blood made of water".
Yangshan Taozaotao varieties began to be listed at the end of May, and around June 15, a large number of lakeview peaches with the highest sweetness will also be listed.
20 13 1.5, the trademark "Yangshan" won the list of newly recognized well-known trademarks in China announced by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce.
On May 22nd, 20 14, Yangshan Peach was awarded the geographical indication of agricultural products by the Ministry of Agriculture.
Yangshan is located in the transition zone from north subtropical zone to middle subtropical zone, with warm and humid climate, four distinct seasons, abundant sunshine and rainfall, and a long frost-free period.
Yangshan is a geological stratum south of the Yangtze River. The upper Jurassic igneous rock series is exposed sporadically in Dayangshan, Xiaoyangshan and Shizishan. About 65.438+0.4 billion years ago, it was formed by the fusion of intermediate-acid pyroclastic rocks, with a thickness of more than 5765.438+0 meters.