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Cold Hardy variety from Russia.
aka (Russian 33)
Skin is Yellow/pink
Arils are White
Hardy to 0F or colder.
This cultivar is beginning to bloom 3 weeks later than all the others so it is struggling to ripen before freeze in Northern Utah.

Arctic Supreme has slightly smaller than average chalice shaped pale pink flowers. Constant checking to see if the fruit is ripe is required because the majority of the skin on the fruit remains cream/white with a red blush but the white portions that are not in direct sunlight have a light lime green hue and may appear to be unripe. Despite the pale color of the fruit the sweetness is absolutely divine. It is ripening in mid-September in zone 6b. Edited to include: Arctic Supreme tree has a loose columnar growth than wide spread.

Salavatski (Russian 8)***
Large Pink fruit variety.
Consistent Heavy production, Bears at a young age
Taste: Sweet, one of the best flavors
Seed Hardness: Medium
Skin Color: Mostly yellow/orange
Inside Color: Pink
Hardy to -6F (zone 6b) in dry locations at maturity reported (-8)
Ripens in October (Early)
Low tolerance for humidity and soggy soil
Grows 10 feet tall and 10 feet wide
One of Levin's trees sent to America from Turkmenistan
This cultivar is fruiting in zone 6 and 7 in Utah

Anvari - Iranian variety
Pink Arils
Sweet taste
Medium Hard Seed
Cold Hardy to 6F
Skin :Reddish Pink blush over yellow
Medium size fruit
Self fertile
Grows 8-12 feet
Ripens early
This cultivar is fruiting in zone 7 Utah

(Russian 19)
One of Levin's Trees from Turkmenistan
Self Fertile
Ripens Early
High Yield Exellent Cropping
Medium to Large Fruit
skin color light red
Fruit is light pink with Hard seeds
Sweet flavor
Hard Seeds
Hardy to 6 degrees F
Grows 12-14 feet tall 8-10 feet wide

Indian Free is not a self-fertile peach tree. It blooms and ripens very late. It needs a pollinator.

This tree's fruit is a nutritious fruit about the size of a lemon. Sweet and crunchy like an apple with the taste of a sweet date. Can be made into jams and jellies or eaten straight off the tree. Sherwood is one of the species that was grown from seed in the U.S. It is one of the very few thornless Jujube varieties and has a tall upright growth habit. It is only partial self-fertile so it will do best to have a pollinator.