Elberta Peach Tree
Prunus persica 'Early Elberta'
The Elberta Peach Tree produces one of the world’s most prized peaches. Resistant to insects and hardier than similar varieties, the Elberta, also known as the Early Peach Tree, delivers some of the sweetest fruit available…often as soon as the first season.
- The Elberta is cold hardy down to -10 degrees, so it thrives up north or down south.
- They're self-fertile, but we recommend planting your Elberta Trees in pairs to increase production.
- You can get peaches as soon as the first season.
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Elberta Peach Tree Care
View Full Planting & Care InstructionsSunlight
The Elberta grows best in full sun (at least six hours of sunlight per day).
Watering
Generally, watering once to twice a week is sufficient. Make sure the water saturates the soil without leaving standing water. Once the soil around the tree has dried about 3 inches down, water the tree again.
Fertilizing
Apply 1 lb. of a balanced fertilizer formula, such as 12-12-12, after your tree has been planted for six weeks. In addition, apply ¾ lb. of fertilizer in the spring before the tree pushes out new growth. Repeat this process in the summer and fall.
Delicious Peaches in the First Season
Why Elberta Peach Trees?
Elberta Peaches are the world's most famous peaches because of their abundance of taste, attractive color and disease resistance. These trees give you very large peaches that are great for canning, snacking and baking.
Even better? Elberta Peach Trees are the most disease resistant peach trees available. And these trees are even insect resistant, meaning you can grow your peaches organically. No more harsh chemicals or sprays.
Why Fast-Growing-Trees.com is Better
Because we’ve nurtured your tree, continually pruning back to encourage more branches, you'll see dramatic growth. The additional limbs produce significantly more fruit and produce it much more quickly. Since we’ve done the work ahead of time, you will be able to start picking peaches after the first season, or as soon as the first year under optimal conditions. We even give them one last pruning before shipping, at no additional cost to you. This process will also ensure that your tree is dwarf-sized, and the fruit is easy to harvest!
Elberta Peach Trees are self fertile, but normally planted in pairs, so they can pollinate each other. This pollination causes your trees to produce more fruit - which means more beautiful bounties for you. We recommend cross-pollinating your Elberta with the Red Haven Peach Tree.
Elberta Peach Trees grow rapidly and mature quickly. The faster they grow, the sooner they reward you with delicious fruit. Order your very own Elberta today!
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Product Details
Mature Height: | 15 ft. |
Mature Width: | 10 ft. |
Sunlight: | Full Sun |
Growth Rate: | Fast Growing |
Harvest Time: | Summer |
Year to Bear: | Can Fruit the 1st Year! |
Botanical Name: | Prunus persica 'Early Elberta' |
Does Not Ship To: | AR, AZ, CA, ID, LA, WA |
Grows Well In Zones: | 5-9 outdoors |
Growing Zones: 5-9 outdoors
(hardy down to -10℉)
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Based on 262 reviews
Needs more chill time than zone 9 provides
This tree has the sweetest fruit. I got three peaches within the first couple months of receiving it. I grow it in a container on my patio (FL zone 9). This season it has had a hard time coming out of dormancy and I didn’t get any fruit. Reading more about this species, they require more chill time during the winter than my zone could provide. I am giving it another year and then I may have to give up on it. But overall, very nice tree, well packaged and quick delivery!
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