Flordaking Peach Tree, 4-5 ft, Live Plant | Sweet fruit ripens in May with only 350 chill hours, zones 6-9, self-fertile with pink spring blooms

This plant arrived sooner than expected and looked amazing. Unfortunately the 2 small peaches that the tree had bared were sitting at the bottom of the box. It was taller than expected.

Not the best time to plant or buy or send pleased. 100 in the South East. Seems to be doing ok. Large plant healthy. If it dies will buy another, nice plant

I was surprised at how big and healthy of a plant they sent me! It's the biggest tree in my micro orchard! The packing was some of the best I've seen.it did lose two leafs but I think that was just from trying to get it out of the box. I was also pleasantly surprised that it came with it's own stake not all sellers do that so it's a plus! Would recommend this seller to anyone. Will update my review in a few months.

I have been happy with the trees that I have purchased through Amazon. They have done very well since being planted. Still in the first year, but doing better than trees bought locally in big box stores.

beautiful tree. packaged right. bigger than stated, instead of a disappointing size. Not shipped up side down, VERY VERY HAPPY

Died in a few months

Excelente el melocoton, hermoso bien cuidado

I’ve ordered live plants on Amazon before. Even fruit trees. They always come as a stick (baby dormant tree). But I got actual trees! Probably a year old at least! I wouldn’t be surprised if I get peaches from them this time next year. It might have said how old these trees were in the description, but if it did, I missed it. But, unlike every other plant on Amazon, that post pics of the plant at its best, fully grown, but sends you a dormant stick, what you see in the photo is ACTUALLY what you get. They were packaged, two in the same box and they were heavy. Both had withered leaves when they got here, but they were just thirsty. Once you get them though, you need to immediately get them in the ground because the root system was starting to strangle on both mine when they arrived. I was a bit concerned on whether or not they would survives, but a month later, both are still alive, although they still don’t look to be in the best of health. But I’m sure they will get there in the next few months. Just need to give the rots a chance to spread a bit. I didn’t plant mine immediately. I went through the whole ordeal of slowly easing them from shade to sun over 5 days. So their current appearance is my fault for not pulling them from the plastic pot to check the roots when they got here. So, learn from my mistake and get yours in the ground immediately upon arrival. I’d definitely buy again, if I had anymore room for fruit trees.