Introduce a touch of elegance and fruitful potential to your garden with live Florida peach trees. This set of two grafted peach trees, standing 3-4 feet tall, promises vibrant greenery and future harvests. Whether you’re looking to add beauty or enjoy the satisfaction of homegrown fruit, these well-rooted trees are a perfect choice.

Designed for outdoor enthusiasts, these peach trees thrive in full sunlight and require acidic, sandy soil to reach their full potential. Each tree arrives in a 3-gallon pot, prepped and ready for planting. With a bit of patience—three to four years—your efforts will be rewarded with delicious, juicy peaches.

Peach trees flourish in moderate climates and are ideal for USDA zones 5-9. Although tropical temperatures suit citrus fruits, peach trees prefer cooler environments, making them an excellent option for gardeners across many regions. Self-fertile by nature, a single tree will produce fruit, though adding more will enhance your harvest.

Caring for these trees is straightforward: water them regularly, especially during dry periods, and ensure they’re planted in a well-drained area. Pruning during the dormant season promotes healthy growth, and a balanced fertilizer will keep them nourished throughout the year.

Perfect for landscaping projects or as a charming orchard addition, these peach trees not only offer aesthetic appeal but also deliver the joy of seasonal fruit production. Their deciduous nature ensures beautiful seasonal changes, enhancing the landscape through every season.

Key Features:

• Type of Plant: Peach tree (Prunus persica)
• Condition: Live plant, grafted
• Mature Size: 15-25 ft height, 8-20 ft spread
• Growing Conditions: Full sunlight, acidic, sandy soil
• USDA Zone Growing: 5-9
• Soil Type: Well-drained, moderately acidic to sandy soil
• Sunlight Exposure: Full sun (6-8 hours daily)
• Expected Planting Period: Spring or fall for best results

FAQ:

1. How tall will these peach trees grow?
   These trees can reach a mature height of 15-25 feet with a spread of 8-20 feet.
2. When can I expect fruit from these trees?
   Peach trees typically produce fruit within three to four years after planting.
3. Are these trees self-fertile?
   Yes, peach trees are self-fertile, meaning you only need one to produce fruit, but more trees can increase yield.
4. What care do peach trees require?
   Peach trees need full sunlight, regular watering, and occasional pruning during dormant seasons for optimal growth.
5. Can I plant these trees in a container?
   While dwarf peach varieties are suitable for containers, these trees will thrive best planted directly in well-drained soil.