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How do I care for a Bonfire patio peach tree? It is in its first year.

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July 20, 20180 found this helpful
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Well, they certainly are pretty most of the time and they usually smell yummy! But, not very palatable, at least to me.

  • I live in USDA zone 9 so I cannot grow anything resembling peaches (or cherries) but I visited a friend in Georgia that had one of these on her patio and it smelled great but she said it did not taste good (but I had to see for myself) and it did not remain in my mouth very long.
  • It seems they can be used for canning, pie making and pickling.
  • I checked some web sites and it seems they usually say the same thing.
  • Here are some comments:
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  • "From Edible Landscaping Nursery on Bonfire Patio peach "Fruits are cling stone with firm fruit used for canning, pickling, and pies. Can be eaten fresh but rubbery."
  • "The fruit are not toxic, just unsavory. So, for their food value unto human consumption, they might as well be toxic."
  • Here are a couple of very good links that have lots of care instructions. homeguides.sfgate.com/care-bonanza-dwarf-peach-tree-46166...
  • homeguides.sfgate.com/information-dwarf-patio-peach-trees...
  • Hope you enjoy your pretty tree.

Just as a word of caution here is some information to remember:
"The leaves, twigs and stems are all poisonous and can be fatal if eaten, according to the North Carolina Cooperative Extension."

 

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July 17, 20181 found this helpful

Make sure the soil drains well and that it gets a lot of sun

 

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July 18, 20181 found this helpful

I have been wanting to recreate my grandmother's back yard which had these, but I am nervous. Weather was different way back when with seasons. Now pgh has summer and winter :(

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This is the website I was using for research. www.fast-growing-trees.com/Bonfire-Patio-Peach-Tree.htm

Hopefully yours will thrive!!! Yum!! They are great for taking!

 
July 18, 20180 found this helpful

Thanks!

 
 
 

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