Bright Peach | Eau De Parfum 80ml | By Maison Alhambra

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Peach is both orange and pink, depending on the shade you choose. Thus, the color peach can vary from shades of orangish-pink and pinkish-orange to pale yellowish-orange. These colors work together to create an energy that is revitalizing and restorative, using the refreshing yet soothing vibes or turquoise with the positive and creative vibes of peach. Glenglo: A medium-large, globose, 60% to 80% scarlet red over a yellow groundcolor, yellow-fleshed semi-clingstone peach ripening July 11-14, approximately 13 days before Redhaven. The flesh is firm with good flavor. The tree is vigorous, spreading, and productive, with low susceptibility to bacterial spot. Glenglo is an attractive peach as an alternative to the popular Sentry. Tropical peach is just another gorgeous, pale orange-pink, more intense than sugared peach. Its pinkish look makes it one of the most beautiful shades of peach. Desiree™ NJ 350: A medium, globose to slightly ovate, 70% to 90% crimson red over yellow-red groundcolor, yellow-fleshed clingstone peach ripening June 28-30, approximately 27 days before Redhaven. The flesh is firm to very firm with fair to good flavor. The tree is vigorous and productive, with low susceptibility to bacterial spot. This is a firm to very firm attractive peach.

This is the color of a bowl of rich, velvety peach yogurt – sweet, smooth, and just a little bit tangy. It’s a gentle and soothing pink-orange, not too intense or overpowering, which makes it feel comforting. Crayola Peach has an orange-red hue with yellow undertones, and its vibrant shade exudes a cheerful aura. Contender: A medium-large to large sized, globose, 70% to 90% crimson red over a scarlet yellow ground color, yellow-fleshed, freestone peach ripening from August 12-14, approximately 18 days after Redhaven. The flesh is firm with very good flavor. The tree is vigorous and very productive, with low susceptibility to bacterial spot. This is an attractive and productive variety.

Bright Peach Trellis Pattern

Tawny peach refers to a light brown with a strong orange undertone, bringing a slightly earthy, mature undertone to the youthful peach. It’s neither bright peach nor does it lean towards brown – it’s more of a nude with an orange undertone. First Peach mixes bright peach shades with lighter pinkish tones to create a unique shade that's both youthful and dreamy. Light Peach Red combines light red shades with touches of yellow-orange to create this cheerful pinkish hue reminiscent of candy floss. Creamy Peach blends traditional peach shades of yellow-orange with creamy pink to make this color inviting and soft.

Flamin Fury® PF# 17: A medium-large to large, ovate to globose, 55% to 70% crimson red over yellow-green ground color, yellow-fleshed, freestone peach ripening August 6-9, approximately 12 days after Redhaven. The flesh is firm with good flavor. The tree is vigorous and productive, with medium susceptibility to bacterial spot. The size of the fruit improves as trees age and has been widely planted. Budding Peach is a lighter and more muted version of peach, with cooler undertones. It's delicate yet still cheery. Blazingstar: A medium-large, globose, 50% to 70% bright scarlet red over orange-yellow ground color, yellow fleshed, freestone peach ripening July 29 to August 1, approximately four days after Redhaven. Some fruit have raised sutures. The flesh is moderately firm with very good flavor. The tree is vigorous and productive, with low susceptibility to bacterial spot. An attractive peach that is not as firm -fleshed as other varieties in this season. Peach Beige combines beige and peach tones together creating an earthy hue while still maintaining its warmth and energy. This color gives off positive vibrations great for any kind of environment. The New Jersey peach industry has historically been focused on growing and marketing yellow-fleshed peach varieties with complete red color underlain with a bright yellow-orange skin, large size, low pubescence, and a firm, highly-flavored flesh. Trees need to be regularly productive and vigorous, with low susceptibility to major peach diseases, especially bacterial spot which is common in New Jersey. Productivity is evaluated by recording tolerance to winter and spring low temperature, date of bloom, and level of fruit set. Since the last severe winter in 1994, low temperature sensitivity has become less of a factor. Other unusual characteristics are also noted with the hope of finding niche or novel varieties with yellow flesh.

Defining Peach

Peachy Keen is a cheerful, cheery hue of pinkish-orange and yellow. Its brightness adds excitement to any environment. Flamin’ Fury® PF 28-007: A large to very large, globose to ovate, 50% to 80% crimson red over greenish yellow ground color, yellow-fleshed, freestone ripening August 28-Sept. 1, approximately 33 days after Redhaven. The flesh is firm to very firm with very good flavor. The tree is vigorous and productive with low susceptibility to bacterial spot. This is an attractive late-season variety with great size and color and less susceptibility to bacterial spot than some other late-maturing peaches.

Scarlet Prince: A medium-large, globose, 70% to 90% scarlet red over greenish yellow ground color, yellow-fleshed, freestone peach ripening August 10-14, approximately 17 days after Redhaven. The flesh is firm to very firm with very good flavor. The tree is vigorous, and productive with low susceptibility to bacterial spot. An attractive peach with great firmness. This very attractive scarlet red full overcolor makes this an outstanding variety in this season. Peach Sherbet brings together pink tones contrasting against bolder ones resulting in an array of shades ranging from peach through light pinks which create unexpected intensity when combined together. This sweet, playful, and juicy scent is supremely attractive. Subtle floral freesia evokes a blissful feeling of walking through a fruity garden, but the white peaches’ pleasant fragrance remains vital and compelling. The sillage is quite intense for the first 2 hours, then fades off gradually.Flamin Fury® PF#25: A large, globose to slightly ovate, 30% to 70% crimson red over yellowish green ground color, yellow-fleshed, freestone peach, ripening August 22-25, approximately 28 days after Redhaven. The flesh is firm with very good flavor. The tree is vigorous and productive, with medium susceptibility to bacterial spot. The size and color on this variety have been quite variable in New Jersey. Porto Neroli: Nice Citrus and Neroli here, but unlike the others this lasts about two hours before it is almost gone. Dossier's version is stronger and practically chokes me out if I go above a few sprays. This may need to sit a month or two. Dark or vibrant shades of purple will be made to feel more playful when used alongside peach, or pair peach with paler shades of purple such as lilac or lavender for a more feminine decor. As these colors can be very bold and vibrant when used alongside each other, it can be a good idea to incorporate a third neutral shade into your color scheme to avoid peach and turquoise from becoming overwhelming. If you find a shade of peach, which is orange and pink combined, then this will work perfectly as an accent color with navy blue. This is because the orange hues will contrast against the blue, while the pink tones will bring a softness to the color, which works well in luxury and elegant interiors.

As a mixture of yellowish-orange and pink, peach is a happy color, promoting feelings of warmth, joy, inner peace, and friendship. Shades of Peach Peach Deep Peach is a rich and intense color, combining deep orange-red tones with tinges of yellow for an overall bold look. Champagne Peach offers an airy feel with its mix of light yellow-orange shades, highlighted with soft sweet pink tones.This color is reminiscent of the warm, soft hue of desert sand under the glow of a Phoenix sunrise. It’s a delicate balance of pink and orange tones, much like the beautiful blend of colors that paint the sky at dawn. Spring Prince: A medium to small, globose to slightly ovate, 60% to 80% scarlet red over a yellow ground color, yellow-fleshed clingstone peach ripening six days after Queencrest or on July 2-4, approximately 23 days before Redhaven. The flesh is firm with fair to good flavor and few split pits. The tree is vigorous and moderately productive with low susceptibility to bacterial spot. This peach is one of the nicest in this very early season. Peach orange is a vibrant orange-pink created by mixing red, yellow, and pink. It’s like a vibrant and lively fusion of peach and orange tones, resulting in a similar color to coral. Mona Lisa is a soft, calming pink that's similar to peach but with much more subtlety. It has almost no yellow undertones and carries a hint of sophistication.