Flordacrest Peach Tree pink trees Commonly seen in South Carolina

Commonly seen in South Carolina yards and gardens or any southern landscape

Homegrown Apples Made Easy

The fast growth rate is perfect for shrub borders

The Florida King will flower beginning in February and should be fertilized in early spring for best results

The National Arboretum presents the Lagerstroemia indica Tonto crape myrtle tree which has a vase shaped structure during the growing season

Flordacrest Peach Tree pink trees Commonly seen in South CarolinaEnjoy a Compact Fruit Tree & Low Chill Hours With the Flordacrest Peach Tree A Low Maintenance Fruit Tree Choice Thats Disease Resistant & Hardy Requires only 350 chill hours, making it one of the more accessible peach varieties for growers in the South Compact size tops out at 12 to 15 ft. tall and wide; well suited for backyard orchards and large containers Hardy in USDA Zones 610; developed by the University of Florida for southern growing