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But researchers at the Birsa Agricultural University (BAU) are testing 18 saplings of three low-chill varieties. Success has been limited so far - only one of the varieties has produced any fruit.

Peaches do well in our area because they only require 750-900 chill hours. Georgia has become the No. 1 blueberry producer in the nation due to the Rabbiteye cultivars that only require between ...

To harvest deciduous fruit here in Brevard County, select a “low chill” cultivar that only requires 150 chilling hours. Take, for example, Red Delicious apples, which need 400 chilling hours.

Low-chill varieties are being planted in the hopes of shoring up supply to meet the Aussie and export appetite for these festive fruits.

Chill hours are the number of hours below 45 F that occur during the winter, essential for the dormancy and flowering of many temperate fruit plants.

While it is too early to tell about the impact of chill hours for fruits grown in higher chill areas of the state, current conditions are good for the low-to-mid chill areas, said Texas A&M AgriLife ...