Flordacrest Peach Tree 4-5ft, Heavy Producer of Sweet Fruit

The Flordacrest Peach, also known by its scientific name Prunus persica 'FlordaCrest', is a southern peach tree that was developed by the University of Florida to be able to consistently produce large amounts of fresh peaches in warmer climates. This peach tree only requires 300 chill hours and produces bushels of incredibly sweet, semi-clingstone fruit. Caring for this peach is really simple; the Flordacrest love being in full sun, and moist well-draining soil. To consistently get fruit, make sure your tree is well watered and has the right fertilizer to consistently deliver nutrients to the tree. This peach variety is self-pollinating but could benefit from a cross pollination by a variety like the Flordaking, another variety developed by the University of Florida.