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Commonly Asked Questions
Can peach trees grow in the UK?
In fact, there is a long history of growing peaches in the UK – you'll often find glass 'peach houses' in the walled kitchen gardens of stately homes. Peach trees were fan-trained against the back wall to provide 'exotic' fruit before the era of refrigerated transportation.
Where do peach trees grow best?
Peaches or nectarines require full sunlight and should not receive shade from buildings or tall trees. If possible, select a site with a high elevation so that cold air can drain away from the tree on a cold night during bloom. The best site will have well-drained sandy loam type soil.
What month is best to plant peach trees?
Peach trees are dormant during the winter months, so you should plant them during this period. Depending on your climate, late winter or early spring is the best time to plant peach trees. With that in mind, you must wait until the ground unfreezes and is no longer water-logged after the snow melts.
How tall do peach trees grow?
A peach tree can attain heights of up to 25 feet tall, and almost as wide if left unpruned. Dwarf varieties of peach trees can grow 6 feet in height and width. Ideally, however, you should keep your standard peach tree pruned to 12-15 feet for best airflow and reachability.
What month are peaches in season in the UK?
Peaches are not a traditional fruit crop in the UK as the climate is not suitable for growing them. However, they can be grown in some parts of the UK under protection such as polytunnels or greenhouses. The season for peaches grown in the UK is typically from June to September, with peak season in August.