Peach Trees

Peach Trees for Sale at Nature Hills

Peach trees were producing tasty fruit in China as far back as the 10th century. These delicately beautiful fruit trees arrived in the United States in about the 17th century. Along with being tasty, the peach is a very healthy choice of fruit. A medium peach contains 40 calories with no fat, sodium or cholesterol. A peach will provide 2% of the daily requirements of vitamin A and 10% of the vitamin C requirements. Peaches are sometimes categorized as freestone or clingstone. The pits of freestone peaches are easily removed whereas the clingstone peach pits are more difficult to separate from the fruit.

Browse our inventory for an array of peach tree varieties. You’ll find the preferred USDA planting zone noted on each selection, making it easier to find the peach trees that will thrive on your property. From the relatively cold-resistant Flamin’ Fury® to the year-round beauty of a Santa Barbara peach tree to the delicate yet adaptable White Lady peach tree, we deliver a range of options right to your door.

Each peach tree in our inventory includes detailed instructions for planting, pruning and long-term care. Here are some general tips for selecting your peach trees:

All peach trees prefer full sun and well-drained soil. To reap the largest, tastiest peaches, choosing a good location is key.
For best results, thin the branches every year to allow sunlight to reach the inner parts of the tree. Pruning young peach trees properly is particularly important to ensure a bountiful harvest and long tree life.
Peach trees prefer a soil pH of around 6.5.
As a general rule, most of the peach trees do not need pollinators to produce fruit.
Place your fruit tree in a location that’s rich with deep, sandy, loamy ground.

If you have more fruit than you think your tree can hold, thin the crop of nascent peaches to ensure the fruits that are left will be larger and tastier. Keep grass and other plant material away from the peach tree trunk so they do not compete with the tree. Leave an area of about three feet around the trunk and apply mulch. Bearing peach trees require at least one inch of water per week. Apply one inch of water a week if adequate rainfall does not occur.

Nature Hills Nursery is committed to providing high-quality trees, shrubs and plants alongside an extensive library of plant and tree care information. We’re proudly protected by Plant Sentry™, an online service that ensures we are continuously in compliance with all federal, state and local regulations with regards to invasive species and quarantine requirements.

We also guarantee all our plants, shrubs and trees for their first year. Join thousands of happy customers by finding the best peach trees at Nature Hills Nursery.

FAQ's for Buying Peach Trees Online

What is the difference between freestone and clingstone Peach trees?

Freestone Peach trees produce fruit where the pit easily separates from the flesh, making them ideal for fresh eating and baking. Clingstone Peach trees have fruit with pits that cling to the flesh, which makes them great for canning and processing. Both types are available at Nature Hills Nursery and offer rich flavor and juicy texture.

Do Peach trees need a pollinator to produce fruit?

Most Peach tree varieties are self-pollinating, meaning you can harvest fruit with just one tree. However, planting a second Peach tree nearby may improve overall yield and fruit size. Be sure to check each tree’s product page for specific pollination needs to maximize your harvest.

How long does it take for a Peach tree to produce fruit?

Peach trees usually begin producing fruit within two to four years after planting. With proper care, sunlight, and pruning, you can enjoy homegrown peaches in just a few growing seasons. Nature Hills offers well-established trees that are already primed to give you a head start toward your first juicy harvest.

What growing conditions are best for Peach trees?

Peach trees thrive in full sun with well-drained, sandy-loam soil and a pH around 6.5. Choose a location with good air circulation and keep the area around the trunk clear of weeds and grass. Regular watering, especially during dry periods, is essential for growing sweet, plump fruit.

What are the best Peach tree varieties to grow at home?

Top picks include the Flamin’ Fury® for cold tolerance and vibrant flavor, Santa Barbara for lush landscape appeal and reliable fruit, and White Lady for its low acidity and delicate sweetness. No matter your USDA growing zone, there’s a Peach tree at Nature Hills Nursery ready to thrive in your garden.

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