Peach Tree, Tropic Beauty Peach tree, Grafted in half gallon Pot

Note: You will receive one Tropic Beauty Peach Tree in half Gallon pot similar to the pictures The Tropic Beauty Peach is a premium, low-chill peach variety perfect for warm climates, offering home gardeners and growers a reliable, flavorful harvest even in subtropical regions like Florida. Developed by leading agricultural experts, this tree thrives with as few as 150 chill hours, making it ideal for areas with mild winters. Its medium-sized fruit features a beautiful red blush over golden yellow skin, with soft, juicy yellow flesh and a rich, classic peach flavor that ripens early—typically from mid-May through June. Self-pollinating and easy to maintain, the Tropic Beauty Peach combines ornamental beauty with exceptional taste, making it a standout addition to any backyard orchard. Whether you're a seasoned grower or new to fruit trees, this peach is a delicious way to enjoy homegrown goodness straight from your garden. Caring for a Tropic Beauty Peach tree involves a few key steps to ensure it thrives and produces delicious fruit: Planting Location: Choose a spot with full sun exposure, ideally receiving at least 8 hours of direct sunlight daily. Morning sun is particularly beneficial as it helps control moisture-related diseases. Soil Requirements: Plant the tree in well-drained soil. If drainage is poor, consider planting on a raised mound or bed to prevent waterlogging. The soil pH should ideally be between 6.0 and 7.0. Watering: Water the tree regularly, especially during its first year. Keep the soil evenly moist but avoid overwatering, as peach trees dislike "wet feet." Mulching: Apply mulch around the base of the tree to retain moisture, regulate soil temperature, and reduce weed growth. Pruning: Prune annually during the summer to maintain a manageable size (under 10 feet) and encourage healthy growth. This also makes harvesting easier. Fertilization: Use a balanced fertilizer to support growth and fruit production. Follow local agricultural guidelines for specific recommendations. Pest and Disease Management: Monitor for common peach tree pests and diseases, and take preventive measures as needed. Consult local agricultural resources for tailored advice. Chill Hours: Ensure the tree gets its required chill hours (around 150) during winter for optimal fruit production.