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Bonanza Peach

Peach Miniature, BONANZA (f)

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Pick-up from Nursery Lot in JANUARY.

The Bonanza Peach is a dwarf freestone, usually reaching only 5-6 feet in height. Although it does best when planted in the ground, it can also be raised in a large container as a patio tree. A popular yellow freestone, Bonanza's large fruit is sweet, low in acid, and has a mild, refreshing flavor. The fruit ripens in June.
(f) = Freestone. More details below.

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Availability = Taking pre-orders for January 2025. Does not ship. Local pick up ONLY.

Sold as = Bare root, Miniature on Nemaguard

Chill Hours = 250

Fertility = Self-Fertile

Projected Harvest = June

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The Bonanza is a dwarf freestone peach, usually reaching only 5-6 feet in height.

Although it does best when planted in the ground, it can also be raised in a large container as a patio tree. A popular yellow freestone, Bonanza's large fruit is sweet, low in acid, and has a mild, refreshing flavor. The fruit ripens in June.

(f) = freestone.

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The Bonanza peach is one of the easiest peach trees I have grown, it is compact and produces abundantly. This tree grows well here in the greater Phoenix area despite the our unrelenting summer sun.

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Reviewed by: Ray from Phoenix on 4/12/2018

Q: I want to create espalier fruit trees because I have very limited space. Can I do that with the apple and pear trees that you sell? I have read that it can be done with any fruit tree and I wanted to know if you have had any experience in this. THANKS!

Asked by: Ronnie - 6/15/2022

A: Yes you absolutely can. It is a function of pruning. Pune the trees flat and it will work.

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