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    Buy the Best Peach Trees Online

    Second to apples, peach trees are the most widely grown fruit in the U.S.

    peaches growing on a tree

    We offer a selection of mature peach trees for sale, including varieties that can grow across the United States in different USDA growing zones. Check your zones before buying a peach fruit tree.

    The fragrant blossoms will attract birds, bees, butterflies, and other pollinators to your garden.

    Plant your own peach trees to enjoy delicious peaches right out of your own backyard! Perfect for eating fresh right off the tree, canning or pickling, or making a delectable peach pie or cobbler. Shop our selection of grafted Peach Trees for sale today to enjoy fresh peaches from your own garden and get fast and secure shipping, guaranteed!

    What Are the Best Peach Trees to Buy Online?

    Our large selection of peach trees has something for every home garden. Grafted peach trees are the best choice for home gardeners because it provides superior quality and they are easier to grow. The following varieties are our best selling & for good reason.

    • Flordacrest Peach Tree has incredibly low chill hours & works flawlessly for southern states
    • Early Elberta Peach Tree is one of the earliest ripening varieties. Peaches can be picked as early as August.
    • June Gold Peach Tree has some of the sweetest fruit & begins to ripen in early to mid summer.
    • Bonfire Peach Tree is grown for its beautiful crimson foliage and ornamental peaches. This dwarf patio peach tree for sale is an excellent choice for gardeners without a yard to plant in as it can be patio grown.

    peach tree with blooms and close up of a flower

    Caring for Peach Trees                   

    To grow mature peach trees you will want to make sure that they are receiving the proper sunlight, water, and nutrients they need to produce fruit. At least 6-8 hours of full sun are required for fruit production. Check out the Peach Tree Grow Guide for more information on growing peaches in your backyard!

    Peach trees have a growth rate of around one to two feet per year, meaning they are fast growing fruits. Fertilizing regularly will help promote growth and a healthy branch structure.

    Check out our other Fruit & Nut Trees collection to see the entire selection of home growings. peach tree

    Types of Peaches Chart

    Name:

    Image:

    Grow Zone:

    Mature Width:

    Mature Height:

    Clingstone or Freestone:

    Chill Hours:

    Special Feature:

    June Gold Peach 

    		 June Gold Peach growing on peach tree with leaves in the sun

    5, 6, 7, 8, 9

    12-15ft

    12-15ft

    Freestone

    450
    • Large yellow fruit
    • Melting flesh
    • Aromatic flesh
    • Sweet and juicy fruit

    TexStar Peach

    		 TexStar Peaches growing on peach tree branch in the sunshine

    5, 6, 7, 8, 9

    15-20ft

    15-20ft

    Semi - Clingstone

    450 - 600
    • Yellow flesh with a slight blush color in the center
    • Firm and flavorful
    • Great for baking

    Flordacrest Peach

    		 Flordacrest Peaches growing on peach tree with green leaves

    6, 7, 8, 9, 10

    12-15ft

    12-15ft

    Semi - Clingstone

    350
    • Yellow flesh
    • Long shelf life
    • Disease resistant

    Crimson Cascade Weeping Peach

    		 Crimson Cascade Weeping peach tree branch with hot pink double bloom against sky

    5, 6, 7, 8, 9

    8-10ft

    10-12ft

    Ornamental

    700
    • Double bloom
    • Cascading branches that sway 
    • The fruit is very small and not recommended for eating
    • Ornamental tree

    Belle of Georgia Peach

    		 Belle of Georgia Peaches growing on peach tree against green leaves

    5, 6, 7, 8

    8-20ft

    15-25ft

    Freestone

    800 - 850
    • Creamy white flesh with a slight red color
    • Widely used for canning and making desserts

    Bonfire Patio Peach

    		 Bonfire Patio Peach tree branch with red purple leaves and small peaches

    5, 6, 7, 8, 9

    4-6ft

    4-6ft

    Clingstone

    400
    • Small edible peaches
    • Ornamental appeal
    • Red leaves

    Tropic Snow Peach

    		 Tropic Snow yellow red peaches in wooden bowl on wood table

    7, 8, 9, 10

    10-15ft

    15-18ft

    Freestone

    150 - 200
    • Melting flesh
    • Slightly tart
    • Medium-sized 

    Early Elberta Peach

    		 Early Elberta Peaches growing on peach tree with hand arm picking them

    5, 6, 7, 8, 9

    15-20ft

    15-25ft

    Freestone

    600
    • Large, juicy, and firm peaches
    • Enjoyed fresh or canned
    • Yellow and red-blush flesh

    July Prince Peach

    		 July Prince Peaches growing on peach tree in sunshine

    4, 5, 6, 7, 8

    12-15ft

    12-15ft

    Freestone

    750 - 850
    • Very large peach
    • Often admired for their buttery flesh and incredible taste
    • Long harvest of tree-ripened fruit

    Snowbrite White Peach

    		 Snowbrite White yellow red peaches in wooden bowl on wood table

    5, 6, 7, 8, 9

    12-15ft

    12-15ft

    Freestone

    650
    • Large peach with white flesh
    • Very sweet with low acidity
    • Deep red skin when ripe

    Flordaking Peach

    		 Flordakind Peaches growing on peach tree with green leaves

    6, 7, 8, 9

    15-20ft

    15-25ft

    Semi - Clingstone

    500
    • Red-skinned and yellow-fleshed
    • Long shelf life
    • Disease resistant

    Scarlet Prince Peach 

    		 Scarlet Prince Peaches growing on peach tree with green leaves

    5, 6, 7, 8, 9

    5-10ft

    10-15ft

    Freestone

    850
    • Deep red skin and pinkish-yellow flesh
    • Great for small spaces
    • Diseases resistant and cold-tolerant

    Pink Cascade Weeping Peach

    		 Pink Cascade Weeping peach pink double blooms on branch with white background

    5, 6, 7, 8, 9

    10-12ft

    12-15ft

    Ornamental

    700
    • Ornamental peach tree
    • Hot pink double flowers
    • Perfect for small spaces

    Sunraycer Nectarine 

    		 Sunracer Necatarines red and yellow fruit in wooden bowl on counter

    8, 9

    12-15ft

    12-15ft

    Semi-Freestone

    275
    • Exceptionally diseases resistant 
    • Smooth skin
    • Large, sweet, yellow fruit

    Durbin Nectarine 

    		 Durbin Nectarine yellow red fruit growing on tree with green leaves

    5, 6, 7, 8, 9

    12-15ft

    12-15ft

    Clingstone

    600 - 800
    • Cold hardy
    • Disease -resistant
    • Sweet, juicy fruit

    Carored Peach

    		 Carored Peaches orange fruit growing on peach tree with green leaves

    5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

    12-15ft

    12-18ft

    Clingstone

    650
    • Velvet skin
    • Sweet red peach
    • High yield
    • Medium-sized
    • Great for garden growing

    Crimson Princess Yellow Peach

    		 Crimson Princess Yellow Peaches red fruit growing on peach tree green leaves sunshine

    5, 6, 7, 8, 9

    12-15ft

    12-15ft

    Clingstone

    600 - 700
    • Medium to large-sized fruit
    • Great for backyard growers
    • Sweet and mildly acidic
    • Thick but melting flesh

    Gulf Crimson Peach

    		 Gulf Crimson red yellow peaches on wooden table counter

    8, 9, 10

    10-12ft

    12-18ft

    Clingstone

    400
    • Deliciously sweet fruit
    • Perfect for baking
    • Large sized fruit
    • Yellow, non-melting flesh

    O’Henry Peach

    		 O'Henry Peach growing on peach tree with green leaves and blue sky

    5, 6, 7, 8, 9

    15-20ft

    15-25ft

    Freestone

    700 - 750
    • Hefty harvest
    • Excellent for home planting
    • Large fruit stays firm on the tree until ready to pick


     

    FAQs About Buying Peach Trees

    Our large peach trees are self-fertile, which means they do not need another peach tree to pollinate, but for best fruit production it’s advised to have another peach tree variety nearby. This will increase fruit production and size. 

    This depends entirely on your grow zone, desired peach flavor, and whether you want self-pollinating varieties! We recommend most gardeners plant cold-hardy and self pollinating peach trees for easiest time growing.

    Yes they do! We guarantee every plant we ship to our gardeners for 30 days after their arrival! If your peach tree arrives damaged or dying just give us a call or email and we'll replace your tree.

    Yes, you can buy grafted peach trees online from Perfect Plants and we’ll ship them directly to you.

    For most of the South, the FlordaKing is our go-to recommendation for beginners. It has a manageable chill hour requirement, it's reliably productive, and it was literally developed by the University of Florida to thrive in our climate. In the mid-Atlantic and Midwest, Contender and Reliance are tough, forgiving trees that handle cold snaps better than most varieties.

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