Field marks
- Size
- Small–medium
- Typical weight
- About 10-16 oz
- Shape
- Oblong
- Ripe skin
- Yellow
- Blush
- Crimson
Pine Island, Lee County, Florida. A grafted Cogshall tree entered the University of Florida research collection in Homestead in 1950.
Flavor profile: Sweet, mild. The South Florida reference harvest window is June-July. Low to moderate vigor; easier to maintain at a small size with annual pruning than a high-vigor tree. Florida researchers described a rounded crown.
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Sweet and aromatic with peach-citrus notes and soft, low-fiber flesh.
Low to moderate vigor; easier to maintain at a small size with annual pruning than a high-vigor tree. Florida researchers described a rounded crown.
Susceptible; young leaves, flowers and fruit can be affected. ↗
Season references are for South Florida and can shift with location and weather.
UF/IFAS and Fairchild: Cogshall origin, tree and fruit description ↗