![]() ![]() Irrigate thoroughly during the summer months, watering infrequently but deeply.A very thin mulch (less than 3″) can be used to keep weeds down. Keep grass and weeds away from the tree to reduce competition.Late frost can mean blossoms are killed by low temperatures (28☏ and lower) rather than setting fruit, and late frost can also increase the chances of bacterial canker by creating tissue damage that opens the trees up to infection. If your site regularly gets hard frost in late April and early May, you may have trouble growing peaches. Peaches are best grown where there is a low chance of late frosts.If the soil is heavy or poorly drained, build a raised mound 3′-4′ in diameter, 8″-10″ high. Choose a site that is in full sun with well-drained soil. ![]() If you’re just planting fruit trees for the first time, also look at the Learn to Grow Fruit Trees page. ![]()
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