Peach Trees

Live Peach Trees for Backyards, Patios & Home Orchards

A homegrown peach is one of those fruits that genuinely tastes different from anything you'd find at a grocery store — juicier, sweeter, and picked at the exact moment it's ready rather than weeks early for shipping. Our peach tree collection includes both full-size and patio-friendly dwarf varieties, giving gardeners with a yard and gardeners with just a sunny deck both a real shot at growing their own.

Peach trees are a classic home orchard fruit for good reason: they tend to bear fruit relatively quickly compared to many other tree fruits, and a well-placed peach tree can become one of the most productive plants in a backyard within just a few seasons.

Classic Full-Size Varieties

The Elberta Peach Tree is one of the most recognized peach varieties for home growing, known for producing fruit with the classic sweet, juicy peach flavor most people picture when they think of fresh peaches. The Frost® Peach Tree brings a slightly different appeal, bred with disease resistance in mind — a useful trait for home growers who'd rather spend less time managing tree health and more time enjoying the harvest. For gardeners who want variety from a single tree, the Multi-Fruit Peach Tree offers multiple peach varieties grafted onto one tree, a space-efficient way to diversify your harvest without planting several trees. The Contender Peach rounds out the full-size lineup, tolerating full to part sun rather than requiring full sun exclusively.

Patio & Dwarf Varieties

If space is limited, the Bonfire Patio Peach and Bonanza Patio Peach are both specifically bred for compact, container-friendly growth without sacrificing fruit production, making them well suited to patios, decks, and smaller yards. For something truly space-saving without giving up size of fruit, the Garden Gold Miniature Peach Tree offers a genuinely miniature growth habit, ideal for the smallest available planting spaces or container gardens.

Growing Conditions

Most peach trees in this collection need full sun, with the Contender Peach being the exception, tolerating full to part sun instead. Growing zones across the collection cluster fairly tightly: the Frost® and Multi-Fruit Peach Trees are rated for zones 5 through 9 outdoors, the Elberta Peach Tree for zones 5 through 8, and the Contender Peach for zones 5 through 9 as well. The Garden Gold Miniature Peach Tree and Bonfire Patio Peach are rated for zones 6 through 9, while the Bonanza Patio Peach extends slightly further to zones 6 through 9 outdoors too — making this collection a relatively reliable fit for gardeners in moderate, temperate climates rather than the extreme ends of hot or cold.

What to Expect

Peach trees are known for being among the faster fruit trees to reach productive maturity, though the exact timeline still depends on variety, growing conditions, and consistent care in the first few seasons after planting. Patio and dwarf varieties in particular are bred to balance compact size with reliable fruiting, so choosing a smaller tree doesn't necessarily mean a smaller harvest relative to the tree's size.

A Rewarding Tree for Almost Any Yard

Whether you've got a full backyard for an Elberta Peach Tree or just a sunny patio for a Bonanza Patio Peach, there's a realistic path to growing your own peaches in this collection. Give your tree full sun, well-draining soil, and a season or two to settle in, and you'll be looking at fresh, tree-ripened peaches sooner than most other fruit trees can deliver.