Peach shape

Peach is heart-shaped. When ripe, the peach is pink, just like a baby's rosy cheeks. There are many varieties of peaches, some with white flesh and some with yellow flesh, and the skins are all hairy.

What do peaches look like?

Peach can be oval, wide oval or oblate. The diameter is generally about 5-7 cm, and the length and width are the same. The color will range from light green-white to orange-yellow. Those that grow in the sun will have a blush and short pubescence. The flesh can be white, yellow, orange-yellow or red, some may be sour or some may be sweet and sour.

Describe the shape of a peach

Peach is round, with a small point on it, and fine hairs on the body. Unripe peaches are green and peeled You can see the white flesh after peeling it off, and when you take a bite, it is bitter and sour. The nearly ripe peach is half green, half red, and very sweet. Take a bite of the ripe peach, and it is fragrant, sweet, and juicy.