Peach Tree

Prunus persica

Nothing beats a homegrown peach warm from the tree. Produces abundantly in warm climates.

Quick Facts

Sun:☀️ Full Sun

Water:💧💧 Moderate

USDA Zones:Zones 5–9

Space:🏡 Large Garden

Soil:Loam, Sandy, Silty

Best Season(s):Spring

Experience Level:🌿 Intermediate

Native Range:Northwest China

Bloom Color:Pink blossoms

Bloom Cycle:Early spring, one dramatic flush

Days to Harvest:2–4 years from planting

Harvest Pattern:Perennial — produces year after year

Thin fruit to 6 inches apart for large, quality peaches. Prune annually. Watch for peach leaf curl.

Ripe flesh is fine in small amounts, but the pit, leaves, and stems contain cyanogenic compounds toxic to cats and dogs — always remove the pit.

Informational only — always check with a veterinarian if you suspect your pet has eaten something it shouldn't have.

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