Peach Trees – All Varieties

Explore our complete selection of peach trees, including low-chill, moderate-chill, and traditional high-chill varieties. This collection makes it easy to compare all the peach trees we offer and choose a variety that matches your climate, growing conditions, and preferred harvest season.

Peach trees produce beautiful pink blossoms in spring, followed by sweet, juicy fruit during late spring or summer, depending on the variety. They are an excellent choice for home orchards, farms, edible landscapes, and backyard gardens.

Not every peach variety is suitable for every location. Chill-hour requirements can vary greatly, so it is important to select a tree that matches the average winter temperatures in your area. Low-chill varieties are generally better suited to Florida and the Gulf Coast, while moderate- and high-chill varieties perform best in areas with colder winters.

Collection Highlights

• Low-chill, moderate-chill, and high-chill peach varieties
• Early-, mid-, and late-season harvest choices
• Freestone, semi-freestone, and clingstone peaches
• Yellow- and white-fleshed varieties
• Beautiful pink spring blossoms
• Fresh fruit for eating, baking, canning, freezing, and preserves
• Many peach varieties are self-fertile
• Excellent for home orchards, farms, and edible landscapes

Choosing the Right Peach Tree

The most important factor when choosing a peach tree is its chill-hour requirement. Chill hours are the approximate number of winter hours a tree needs within a certain cool-temperature range before it can flower and produce fruit properly.

A peach tree that requires more chill hours than your area normally receives may bloom unevenly, leaf out poorly, or fail to produce a dependable crop. A variety with a very low chill requirement may bloom too early in a colder location and be damaged by a late freeze.

Please review the chill-hour information and regional growing notes listed on each individual product page before selecting your tree.

Growing Peach Trees

Peach trees grow best in full sun with well-drained soil and good air circulation. Avoid planting in low areas where water or cold air may collect.

Most peach varieties are self-fertile and can produce fruit without a second peach tree nearby. However, planting more than one compatible variety may improve pollination and provide a longer harvest season.

Annual pruning encourages healthy new growth, helps maintain a manageable tree size, and improves sunlight penetration through the canopy. Young fruit may also need to be thinned to produce larger peaches and reduce the risk of overloaded or broken branches.

North Florida Growing Note

Customers in North Florida, the Florida Panhandle, South Alabama, and along the Gulf Coast should generally look for low-chill or moderate-chill peach varieties.

Traditional high-chill varieties may grow in our area but may not receive enough winter chilling to flower and fruit dependably every year. Always compare the variety’s chill-hour requirement with the typical winter conditions in your location.

Local pickup is available for most plants and trees. Limited shipping may be available for select trees, liners, and smaller plants in 3-gallon containers or smaller. Shipping availability depends on the plant variety, size, quantity, destination, and packaging requirements. Shipping charges are calculated separately. Please contact us before ordering if shipping is needed to confirm availability and receive the current shipping cost.

Most of our peach trees are available for local pickup at our nursery in DeFuniak Springs, Florida. Local delivery may be available within our service area.

Limited shipping may be available for select smaller trees or plants. Please contact us before placing an order that requires shipping. Shipping charges are calculated separately and are not included in the product price.

Wholesale Availability

Wholesale pricing may be available for landscapers, garden centers, farms, and other nurseries. Available varieties, sizes, and quantities change throughout the year. Please contact us for current wholesale information.

Advanced Nursery Growers LLC
1911 McLeod Road
DeFuniak Springs, FL 32435
Phone: (850) 391-2228
Email: info@advancednurserygrowers.com