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  • 64.50 € Peach tree with flat yellow peach
    8278J - 2024 Autumn 3 years old Plant grown in 15 liters pot
    Height of plant: 150/175 cm (3 to 5 branches)
    Delivered by specialised carrier.
  • 61.95 € Peach tree with flat yellow peach
    8278K - 2024 Autumn 3 years old Plant grown in 15 liters pot
    Height of plant: 150/175 cm (3 to 5 branches)
    Unit price available starting from 3 units purchased.
    Delivered by specialised carrier.
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  • Peach tree with flat yellow peach
    Peach tree with flat yellow peach
    3 years old Plant grown in 15 liters pot
    Height of plant: 150/175 cm (3 to 5 branches)
    Author: Planfor
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    Peach tree with flat yellow peach
    Peach tree with flat yellow peach
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    Peach tree with flat yellow peach
    Peach tree with flat yellow peach
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  • Description
  • Geographic origin: China.
    Adult size: Height up to 5 metres.
    Foliage: Deciduous.
    Type of soil: All, except very cold soils.
    Climate: Hardy to -15°C, but the flowers will perish below -1°C.
    Position: Full sun, sheltered from cold winds.
    Pollinators: Self-fertile. However if two different varieties are planted in proximity then the yield of fruit will be higher.


    Properties and uses:
    The flat peach – also called the Doughnut/Donut peach or Saturn peach – is delicious with its yellow, juicy sweet flesh! The peach tree thrives in temperate climate. It does not like cold and prefers heat and sun.
    The pink flowers appear in spring, and then give way to delicious fruit ripened by the sun.
    The peach tree can suffer from the ‘peach leaf curl’, so it needs preventive treatment after the leaves falling and just before the next blossoming. It must be closely controlled because it can be attacked by other pests or diseases.
    Finally, the peach tree requires a regular pruning to remain strong and productive, and because the branches that bear fruit soon die afterwards.

    Plant them now: the shortest way to your plate is through your garden!


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