Peaches came from the Prunus persica tree, which is a deciduous tree that is native to the region of Northwest China. Today, there are over 300 varieties in the United States alone, and over 2,000 types can be found all over the world. Peaches are identified into three main groups, namely clingstone, … Read more
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There are from 19 to 40 species of plums. Of these only two are of primary commercial use, the European and the Japanese plum. There are over 200 plum varieties derived from these two species, some sweet, some acidic, and some best suited for drying into prunes. European plums probably originated in … Read more
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Peaches and Nectarines are the same species, but for commercial purposes are considered two different fruits. The trees originated in Northwest China and were spread through trade and conquest (Armies and camp followers dropping the pits after eating the fruit).. Peaches/Nectarines should be firm, with no bruising, cuts, or soft spots. How … Read more
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Raspberries are used in baking, for jams and jellies, eaten raw, in salads, and more. When purchasing Raspberries look for fresh berries that are firm, dry, plump, and unblemished. How much does a raspberry weigh? Raspberries 1 berry 4g 0.14oz 7 berries 28g .98oz 1 cup 30 berries 123g 4.3oz 1 pint … Read more