CHUXAY GARDEN Peach Fruit Tree-Prunus Persica 10 Sweet Fruit Tree

Peaches are widely eaten fresh and are also baked in pies and cobblers; canned peaches are a ste commodity in many regions. Yellow-ed varieties are especially rich in A. Small to medium-sized, peach trees seldom reach 6.5 metres (21 feet) in height. Under cultivation, however, they are usually kept between 3 and 4 metres (10 and 13 feet) by pruning. The leaves are glossy green, lance-shaped, and long pointed; they usually have glands at their bases that secrete a fluid to attract ants and other insects. The flowers, borne in the leaf axils, are arranged singly or in groups of two or three at nodes along the shoots of the previous season’s growth. The five petals, usually pink but occasionally white, five sepals, and three whorls of stamens are borne on the outer rim of the short tube, known as the hypanthium, that forms the base of the flower. Peach trees are relatively short-lived as compared with some other fruit trees. In some regions orchards are reed after 8 to 10 years, while in others trees may produce satisfactorily for 20 to 25 years or more, depending upon their resistance to diseases, pests, and winter damage. They are intolerant of severe cold and cannot be grown successfully where temperatures normally fall to −23 to −26 °C (−10 to −15 °F). On the other hand, they do not grow satisfactorily where the winters are too mild, and most varieties require some winter chilling to induce them to burst into growth after the annual dormant period. The peach does well on various soil types but in general it grows best on well-drained sandy or gravelly loams. On most soils the peach responds well to nitrogen-rich fertilizers or manures, without which satisfactory growth cannot be obtained. Trees are usually pruned annually to prevent them from becoming too tall; the upright shoots are pruned back to outgrowing laterals to produce a spreading tree and keep it open to sunlight.

• USDA HARDINESS ZONE:4-9.
• GROW:Place the peach pit kernel into a plastic bag. Fill the bag with slightly moist potting soil. Seal the bag.Place the plastic bag in your refrigerator.The refrigerator induces the seed’s germination process through cold stratification.Check for germination after two to three months..
• USE:Consumption of fruits like peaches that are rich in A, are known to offer protection from lung and oral cancers..
• TASTE:Yellow peaches are bright and ic, with firm and a characteristically tangy flavor..
• SMELL:The fruit of a peach has yellowish full of fresh juices and delicate aroma that is typically sweet with just a little bit of .