Peach San Pedro Tree

R315.00

Peach San Pedro Tree

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Description

Peach ‘San Pedro’ (Prunus persica) A deciduous fruit tree producing medium to large, slightly oblong peaches with a prominent tip. The skin is yellow with a red blush, and the light yellow flesh has a fine, melting texture—ideal for fresh eating or preserving.

🍑 Fruit: Clingstone; sweet, juicy, and aromatic
📅 Ripening: November—early-season harvest
🌞 Sun: Full sun for best yield and flavour
🌱 Soil: Slightly acidic, well-drained soil
💧 Watering: Water every second day after transplanting; reduce to twice weekly once established
✂️ Pruning: Spring and early autumn to shape and improve airflow
❄️ Chill requirement: High—requires cold winters to fruit well
🌿 Growth: Strong, upright grower; can reach 4 m or more
🐝 Pollination: Self-fertile
🌼 Companions: Chamomile and comfrey enrich the soil naturally
⚠️ Avoid: Planting near tomatoes, potatoes, or raspberries due to disease risk