Coastal Pride Orange

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Coastal Pride Orange
Maturity midseason
Growth habit indet., dwarf
Leaf type regular, rugose
Fruit color orange
Fruit shape round, elongated
Fruit size medium
Fruit type canner, slicer
Variety type open-pollinated
Country Canada
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B.C KO T

Seed source:

Julien Schmit, Nancy, France 10 / Theodore Corbett of Reichenbach-Steegen, Germany (GERM CO T) 08
2. Denise Salmon, Vancouver, BC, Canada 15 / Dan and Val McMurray of Wynndel, British Columbia, Canada (B.C MC D) 07

Year grown: 2018

Location: Zone 6b, PNW, Columbia Valley (Lower Mainland), BC, Canada (780 ft above sea level)


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PA SE P

Coastal Pride Orange, bred by Dan McMurray (1943-2012), is hands down the best tasting dwarf I have ever grown. They are perfect texture, buttery smooth when fully ripe, and the balance of sweetness, tartness, and bold tomato flavor make them perfect for any recipe, cooked or fresh. Some make the mistake of eating them before they are fully ripe, but after they turn the deepest persimmon orange they will climax in beauty and flavor. For a dwarf, the plants are large, getting over 2 feet in height. If any dwarf was suitable for in ground planting, this would be the one. The regular rugose leaves are fixed to stems that need no staking, easily an inch thick. Most fruits are in between saladette and slicer in size.

Seed source:

trade

Year grown: 2013

Location: Zone 5b, near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA (1000 feet above sea level)


B.C MC D

70-80 days, indet., rugose foliage, orange round fruit, 4-8 oz, as delicious as it is pretty, plant will not exceed 30" in hot weather. Sweet, fruity, tomatoey taste. Blemish free fruit, regardless of weather.

Seed source:

unknown hybrid

Year grown: 2007

Location: Wynndel, BC, Canada



History

  • The Coastal series all originated from two hybrids (name unknown) that Val and Dan McMurray of Wynndel, BC, Canada grew while they lived on the lightstations (hence the "Coastal" designation). Stabilized over several years and released by Dan and Val McMurray in 2007.



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Year Commercial Vendors Seed Savers Yearbook (Member listings) Seeds of Diversity (Member listings)
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2017 . .
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2015 . .
2014 Gleckler Seedmen
Good Mind Seeds
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2013 Good Mind Seeds - new
Knapp's Fresh Vegies
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2012 Gleckler Seedmen . .
2011 Gleckler Seedmen - new 0 0
2010 0 .
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2007 0 .


Facts about Coastal Pride OrangeRDF feed
CountryCanada +
Description
Fruit colororange +
Fruit shaperound + and elongated +
Fruit sizemedium +
Fruit typecanner + and slicer +
Growth habitindet. + and dwarf +
History* The Coastal series all originated from t * The Coastal series all originated from two hybrids (name unknown) that Val and Dan McMurray of Wynndel, BC, Canada grew while they lived on the lightstations (hence the "Coastal" designation). Stabilized over several years and released by Dan and Val McMurray in 2007. released by Dan and Val McMurray in 2007.
Leafregular + and rugose +
Maturitymidseason +
Member codeB.C KO T +, PA SE P + and B.C MC D +
See alsoCoastal Pride Red +, Coastal Dandy +, Coastal Redball +, Coastal Valley +, Coastal Valley Potato Leaf + and Coastal Yellow Egg +
Seed sourceJulien Schmit, Nancy, France 10 / Theodore Corbett of Reichenbach-Steegen, Germany (GERM CO T) 08
2. Denise Salmon, Vancouver, BC, Canada 15 / Dan and Val McMurray of Wynndel, British Columbia, Canada (B.C MC D) 07
Variety typeopen-pollinated +
VendorGleckler Seedmen +, Good Mind Seeds + and Knapp's Fresh Vegies +
Year grown2018 +
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