November 23, 2024

VIDEO: PEACHES! 🍑 Everything You Need To Know!


Peaches are one of my all time favorite garden snacks to eat fresh. If your interested in growing delicious peaches this is the video for you. Peaches are the next fruit/veggie in my series “Everything You Need To Know”

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28 thoughts on “VIDEO: PEACHES! 🍑 Everything You Need To Know!

  1. Hi James, I know this is an old video, so you might not see this comment. I remember you mentioned on Kevin's podcast which nursery you buy your trees from but I can't seem to find the episode. Where do you get your trees? Love your energy and your super informative videos.

  2. Thank you James! I'm planting a peach tree this year, and came to you first, knowing you'd have helpful info. I hope to grow beautiful peaches like yours!
    p.s. Have you noticed that many of the best fruits start with the letter P? Peaches, plums, pears, and persimmons (my favorite!) Based on your recommendation, I want to try paw paws too!

  3. In Texas, it's always been my experience that freestone peaches are easier to eat, but clingstone peaches are far superior in flavor, texture, and juicyness

  4. Delay flowering time
    Standard spacing 15-20'
    Only produce few years
    More trees=better pollination
    Standard=yellow
    Well Drained! Soil
    Roots = not too deep
    Must have thick mulch!
    Thin out fruit while they're green
    Open branches=less fungus
    Pulling off fresh growth
    Harvesting:
    Look up your variety to know best times/practices
    & for your area ?problems & solutions

    Keep planting new trees to always have peaches (for when first trees stop producing)

  5. I realize this is a few years later but just moved into a house in Salt Lake City with a peach tree in the winter. It has just started to make fruit now. How do I figure out what kind of peach it is?

  6. I have a question kind of about the growing and harvesting. Every time I go to the store to buy them they're hard as rock and nasty. I've tried letting them sit and they rot before ripening. Is this the growers fault not waiting long enough to harvest? Or is there something I can do I am not doing right. Anyone?

  7. I have two questions for James or anyone on this comment thread…. 1. Can you plant peach trees in late July/early August? ( I am in western NC) 2. I have a bare root tree that I planted last year (3/4 in trunk). Is it ok if I move it to a different location and when is the best time of year to do this? Thanks so much!!

  8. hello from France,

    Please tell me how I can preserve the peach stones that I have eaten in July until the month of March to plant them,

    in water or in the freezer Please answer me.

  9. hello from France,

    Please tell me how I can preserve the peach stones that I have eaten in July until the month of March to plant them,

    in water or in the freezer Please answer me.

  10. I purchased a small peach tree from a friend in a pot but it has two main stems growing, should I sacrifice one and cut it in order to give the other full growing capacity or leave it as is? Also should I transfer it over into the ground or could I grow it in a bigger pot? It’s about 4 years old, 2 feet tall.

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