How Do You Grow Peach Trees In North Carolina?
Peaches are very popular all over the world. There is nothing like a sweet fresh peach during the long, summer months. A peach pie can brighten up a cool winter’s night. Giving a few peaches to someone from your own garden will be appreciated like few other hand grown gifts. Many states on the southeast side of the United States have a good climate for growing peaches. North Carolina is an ideal state to grow peach trees! Make sure you live in an area of North Carolina with a mild climate. Hot summers are good for peaches, but cold winters could kill the trees. A late freeze could kill the blossoms and all the fruit for that year. Buy some peach trees. Be sure to get them in the spring. Planting in early spring will give the trees a chance to grow all summer before their first winter. Plant the trees is a well lit area with plenty of room between each tree. Allow at least 6 or 7 feet between each tree. The trees need room to spread out and grow. Avoid planting them near a wall if you c