- Grow the most cold-hardy peach
- Far from a novelty, frost has flavor comparable to red haven
- Lush green foliage becomes adorned with bright red/blonde peaches
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The Frost peach is a gorgeous freestone fruit that was developed to require less care than most others. The fragrant pink flowers bloom later than most peach varieties in order to avoid fruit-damaging frosts, which is actually how the tree got its name. The delicious Frost peaches are large and juicy with a red and yellow blush and their excellent flavor inarguably projects Frost to the status of the best cold-weather peach. If want to grow fresh peaches but have always thought your growing climate was too cold, the Frost Peach won’t let you down.
- Among the most cold hardy peach trees
- Frost is self pollinating
- Excellent flavor, ranked among the best for fresh eating
- Frost is a heavy producer, expect lots of fresh peaches
- Very disease resistant and low maintenance
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Product Overview
- Grow the most cold-hardy peach
- Far from a novelty, frost has flavor comparable to red haven
- Lush green foliage becomes adorned with bright red/blonde peaches
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| Hardiness Zone | 4 (-30 to -20 F),5 (-20 to -10 F),6 (-10 to 0 F),7 (0 to 10 F),8 (10 to 20 F),9 (20 to 30 F) | 5 (-20 to -10 F),6 (-10 to 0 F),7 (0 to 10 F),8 (10 to 20 F),9 (20 to 30 F) | 5 (-20 to -10 F),6 (-10 to 0 F),7 (0 to 10 F),8 (10 to 20 F),9 (20 to 30 F) | 5 (-20 to -10 F),6 (-10 to 0 F),7 (0 to 10 F),8 (10 to 20 F) |
| Additional Characteristics | Disease Resistant,Non-GMO | Disease Resistant,Non-GMO | Disease Resistant,Non-GMO | Disease Resistant,Non-GMO |
| Sun Tolerance | Sun or Shade | Sun or Shade | Sun or Shade | Sun or Shade |
| Evergreen or Deciduous | Deciduous | Deciduous | Deciduous | Deciduous |
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Key Features
Specifications
Dimensions
Mature Width (in.)
96
Details
Additional Characteristics
Disease Resistant,Non-GMO
Average Shipping Height (in.)
42
Best Time to Plant
Fall to Spring
Blossom Color
Pink
Botanical Name
Prunus persica
Common Name
Peach Tree
Evergreen or Deciduous
Deciduous
Fragrance
Fragrant
Growth Habit
Branching
Hardiness Zone
4 (-30 to -20 F),5 (-20 to -10 F),6 (-10 to 0 F),7 (0 to 10 F),8 (10 to 20 F),9 (20 to 30 F)
Optimal Soil Condition
Neutral
Organic
Non-Organic
Organic
No
Recommended Space Between Plantings (in.)
60
Returnable
90-Day
Shipped As
Bare Root
Sun Tolerance
Sun or Shade
Wildlife Attracted
Bees,Birds,Bluebirds,Butterflies,Cardinals,Hummingbirds,Pollinators,Robins,Sparrows
Wildlife Deterred
No Wildlife Deterred
Questions & Answers
9Questions7Answers
How tall does this tree get at maturity ?
Asked by kpainter April 10, 20210
AnswersWhat rootstock is on it?
Asked by Blake February 11, 20211
AnswerIt had a small root.
Who do you call about this tree, bought in May, it has done nothing, so disappointed and not to m...
Asked by Nat October 31, 20200
AnswersWhat zones do these grow in?
Asked by Travis June 22, 20202
Answers4-10. I’m in 7b and it’s doing well.
in planting zone 7a when can I expect this tree to bear fruit if I plant it 5/2020
Asked by chris May 15, 20200
AnswersHow long will this tree take to bear fruit? I know that bare-root trees can take a little bit lon...
Asked by WD May 1, 20200
AnswersWhat root stock is used ? Also how soon can I get fruits after planting? Is there any warranty ??
Asked by SMN March 11, 20191
AnswerNo, there isn't a warranty for this product.
Will this tree pollinate a 'peach reliance-prunus persica' tree, purchased from Home Depot and pl...
Asked by Roy February 1, 20192
AnswersPeach trees are self-pollinating. The reason to plant 2 at a time is for increased yeild
What size box is it planted in? 24"? How tall and trunk diameter? Thank you.
Asked by Jodi November 24, 20181
AnswerThis Frost Peach Tree is shipped dormant with its roots wrapped in moist straw and burlap. When this straw is added to the soil where the tree is planted, it acts as an excellent and natural slow-release fertilizer! The tree itself is three years old, three to four feet tall, and one half to one inch in diameter. This Frost Peach Tree isn’t shipped in a container, but if you plan on growing it in a container then a five gallon would be the most appropriate size. Thank you for your interest!
Customer Reviews
Jul 14, 2020
I was surprised that the trunk was so thick. I've ordered from Stark before and the bare root tre...
I was surprised that the trunk was so thick. I've ordered from Stark before and the bare root trees I've received were much thinner than these peach trees for a similar price. They are pruned back pretty drastically but hopefully that will encourage growth. They did seem to be a little weak in the root formation. I did expect to see a bit more root on them but it's day one, they're in the ground, watered and hopefully I'll be seeing some growth soon. They came very wet in a thin, long pot stuffed with sawdust so the roots were kept damp even riding in the delivery trucks for a couple days.
by Ark
May 21, 2020
peach tree
unfortunately I bought many plant from this location in Huntington Beach, 92646, and all of them had disease and cost me a lot to fix them and they still sick.
Waste of money.
I bought Peach, Nectarin, Passion fruit, dragon front and Fig.
Fig is okay after treatment but the other trees are not good at all.
I am not happy of my shopping in this location.
Because the day I bought the plant I was not aware of this kind of fungus on tree and trust Home depot.
This is my advise to other plant lovers.
Thank you,
by Noush
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