Abstract: A new and distinct variety of peach tree ‘FA 1566’ originating as the result of a cross between ‘Fayette’ (an unpatented selection) and ‘Newhaven’ (an unpatented selection). The new variety is unique from ‘Fayette’ in that it is 80% to 90% red with a background of orange-red with dark red highlights and ripens 9 days earlier and is unique from Newhaven in that it is 80% to 90% red with a background of orange-red with dark red highlights and ripens 18 days later.

Abstract: A new peach variety, Prunus persica, (hereinafter referred to as ‘FA 42 peach’) which was developed in 1981 by Annette and Randy Bjorge in a breeding program at Fruit Acres Farms in Coloma, Mich.

Abstract: A new peach variety, Prunus persica, (hereinafter referred to as ‘FA 42 peach’) which was developed in 1981 by Annette and Randy Bjorge in a breeding program at Fruit Acres Farms in Coloma, Mich., having the following combination of unique and desirable features: 1. A substantially large, round fruit with an attractive bright red blush covering 75 to 80% of the fruit at maturity. 2. A fruit maturing late in the season, 7 days after ‘Fayette’ or 45 days after ‘Redhaven’. 3. A fruit with excellent storage and shipping qualities. 4. A fruit with flesh that does not brown when cut.

Abstract: A new peach variety, Prunus persica, (hereinafter referred to as the `FA 47` peach tree) which was developed by Annette and Randy Bjorge in a breeding program at Fruit Acres Farm in Coloma, Mich., having the following combination of unique and desirable features:1. A fruit with excellent shipping and storage qualities.2. A fruit maturing 7 days before the `Redhaven` peach.3. A substantially round fruit with clear yellow flesh and an attractive orange-red stripe coloration covering 75% of the fruit at maturity.4. A fruit with flesh that does not brown when it is cut.5. A tree and fruit with good resistance to Bacterial Spot.6. A tree and blossom that is very hardy.

Abstract: A new peach variety, Prunus persica, (hereinafter referred to as the `FA 52` peach tree variety) which was developed by Annette and Randy Bjorge in a breeding program at Fruit Acres Farm in Coloma, Mich., having the following combination of unique and desirable features:1. A fruit with excellent shipping and storage qualities.2. A fruit maturing at the same time as the `Redhaven` peach.3. A substantially round fruit with semi-freestone, yellow flesh and an attractive red stripe over a medium red blush covering 80% of the fruit at maturity.4. A fruit with flesh that does not brown when cut.5. A tree and fruit with resistance to Bacterial Spot.6. A tree and blossom with hardiness superior to its parent.

Abstract: A new peach variety, Prunus persica, (hereinafter referred to as the `FA 59` peach tree) which was developed by Annette and Randy Bjorge in a breeding program at Fruit Acres Farm in Coloma, Mich., having the following combination of unique and desirable features:1. A very large, substantially round fruit with clear yellow flesh and very attractive orange-red stripe over a red blush covering 80% of the fruit at maturity.2. A fruit maturing 20 days later that the `Redhaven` peach.3. A fruit with flesh that does not brown when cut.4. A fruit with excellent shipping and storage qualities.5. A fruit that ripens with multiple pickings and produces heavy tonnage per acre.

Abstract: A new peach variety, Prunus persica, (hereinafter referred to as the `FA 11` peach tree variety) which was developed by Annette and Randy Bjorge in a breeding program at Fruit Acres Farm in Coloma, Mich., having the following combination of unique and desirable features:1. A fruit with excellent shipping and storage qualities.2. A fruit maturing 5 days after the `Redhaven` peach.3. A substantially round fruit with clear yellow flesh and an attractive bright red mottled stripe covering 95% of the fruit at maturity.4. A fruit with flesh that does not brown when cut.5. A fruit and tree with excellent resistance to bacterial spot.6. A tree and blossom with hardiness superior to `Redhaven`.

Abstract: A new peach, (Prunus persica) variety which was developed by Annette and Randy Bjorge in a breeding program at Fruit Acres Farm in Coloma, Mich., having the following combination of unique and desirable features:1. A fruit with excellent shipping and storage qualities.2. A fruit maturing 17 days later than the `Redhaven` peach.3. A substantially round fruit with clear yellow flesh and an attractive solid red blush on the most exposed surfaces which suffuses to a relatively indistinct red-on-red stripe on the less exposed surfaces covering 90 to 100% of the fruit at maturity.4. A fruit with flesh that does not brown when it is cut.5. A tree and fruit with good resistance to Bacterial Spot.6. A tree and blossom with good hardiness.

Abstract: A new peach variety, Prunus persica, (hereinafter referred to as the FA 18 peach tree) which was developed by Annette and Randy Bjorge in a breeding program at Fruit Acres Farm in Coloma, MI, having the following combination of unique and desirable features:1. A fruit with excellent shipping and storage qualities.2. A fruit maturing 30 days later than the `Redhaven` peach.3. A substantially round peach with white flesh and an attractive deep pinkish-red blush over a pinkish-white background covering 90% of the fruit at maturity.4. A fruit with flesh that does not brown when cut.5. A fruit and tree with resistance to Bacterial Spot.6. A fruit and blossom that is very hardy.

Abstract: A new peach variety, Prunus persica, (hereinafter referred to as the `FA 12` peach tree) which was developed by Annette and Randy Bjorge in a breeding program at Fruit Acres Farm in Coloma, Mich., having the following combination of unique and desirable features:1. A substantially round fruit with an attractive bright red blush coloration covering 90 to 100% of the fruit at maturity. pg,22. A fruit maturing 5 days later than the `Redhaven` peach.3. A fruit with excellent storage and shipping qualities.4. A tree and fruit with good resistance to bacterial spot.5. A fruit with flesh that does not brown when cut.6. A fruit and blossom that is very hardy.

Abstract: A new peach variety, Prunus persica, (hereinafter referred to as the FA 17 peach tree variety) which was developed by Annette and Randy Bjorge in a breeding program at Fruit Acres Farm in Coloma, Mich., having the following combination of unique and desirable features:1. A fruit with excellent shipping and storage qualities.2. A fruit maturing 30 days later than the `Redhaven` peach.3. A substantially round peach with clear yellow flesh and an attractive dark red blush over a brilliant orange back-ground covering about 80 to 90% of the fruit at maturity.4. A fruit and tree with good resistance to Bacterial Spot.5. A fruit with flesh that does not brown when cut.6. A fruit and tree with exceptional hardiness.

Abstract: A new and distinct variety of peach tree ‘FA 1566’ originating as the result of a cross between ‘Fayette’ (an unpatented selection) and ‘Newhaven’ (an unpatented selection). The new variety is unique in that it is 80% to 90% red with a background of orange-red with dark red highlights and ripens early.