This Peach Tree Packs a Big Punch in a Small Package!

Some dwarf peach trees are grafted plants, but the Bonanza Dwarf Peach is an ungrafted tree that's bred specifically to stay compact. It's called a "genetic dwarf," but its yield is anything but small. If you'd love to grow your own peaches -- but just aren't quite sure which one to choose -- this is one to try!

Within Arm's Reach
Put the ladder away, because Bonanza Dwarf Peach typically reaches a height of only 6 feet, making its fruits so easy to pick. You'll harvest these beauties in summer, from mid-June to early-August, depending on your climate. They're freestone peaches, so the pit falls away easily and leaves the sweet, yellow flesh ready to eat.

The Perfect Container Peach
Because Bonanza is a tad smaller than other dwarf peach trees, it is the perfect fruit tree for your sunny patio. A cluster of three trees in a triangular pattern is particularly pretty -- just be sure to place the pots so air can freely circulate around each tree. You'll enjoy the pretty flowers in spring, the fruits in summer and the golden-to-orange leaves in fall!

An Ornamental Bonus
Bonanza really puts on a show in spring when it's covered in pink blossoms! You will need to plant a second peach tree for cross-pollination, and you'll enjoy even more juicy peaches each year…plus the more you plant, the more your yard will "pop" in springtime with the beautiful flowers.

Already Pruned for You
Shaping a peach tree when it's young makes all the difference in how much fruit it produces. It takes a skilled horticulturist to prune an infant peach tree. But don't worry, because we've already done that work for you. Our well-branched trees mean more fruit for you!