Peach Trees for Sale

Peach Trees for Sale in Florida - Low Chill Varieties

Our collection of low chill peach trees is specially selected for growers in warm and subtropical regions where traditional peaches don’t thrive. Whether you live in Florida, the Keys, or the Caribbean, these trees are bred to bloom and fruit even with mild winters.

Why Choose Low Chill Peach Trees?

Most peach trees need hundreds of “chill hours” (temperatures between 32-45°F) to produce flowers and fruit. In tropical and subtropical climates, winters are too short or too warm for standard varieties. That’s where low chill peach trees come in. These cultivars require far fewer chill hours, yet still deliver reliable crops of juicy, flavorful peaches.

For Florida gardeners and home growers, this means you can enjoy homegrown peaches. Plus, many of our varieties are grafted peach trees, ensuring faster fruiting, better disease resistance, and consistent harvests.

Seasonal leaf changes are normal. Around late fall or early winter, peach leaves naturally show signs of aging, spots, holes, or browning, before shedding. This is part of the tree’s normal cycle and is not caused by pests or disease, nor does it pose a risk to other plants in your garden.

Explore Our Collection

We proudly offer seven peach-inspired trees. Each one is adapted to Florida conditions and perfect for backyard orchards, small gardens, or even container growing.

Common Questions About Peach Trees

What are low chill peach trees?
They are peach cultivars that need fewer chill hours to flower and set fruit, making them perfect for Florida and tropical climates.

When will my tree bear fruit?
Most grafted peach trees start producing within 2-3 years. UF One Peach Tree is especially quick to fruit.

Which peach tree grows best in warm climates?
Some peach trees are specially bred for warmer regions. Varieties like the Tropic Beauty Peach Tree thrive in hot, humid climates and still deliver sweet, juicy harvests.

Do peach trees need a pollinator?
Most peach trees are self-pollinating, which means you only need one tree to enjoy fruit. However, planting more than one can sometimes improve harvest size.

How big do peach trees get?
Standard peach trees can reach 15-25 feet, while dwarf varieties stay much smaller, around 8-10 feet tall, perfect for patios or small gardens.

How do I care for a peach tree in Florida?

  • Plant in full sun with well-drained soil

  • Prune yearly to encourage airflow and strong branches

  • Apply balanced fertilizer during the growing season

  • Water regularly but avoid soggy roots

  • Watch for pests like aphids or leaf curl

Can I grow peach trees in containers?
Yes! Dwarf varieties like Tropic Beauty are excellent for container growing. With a large pot, proper soil mix, and regular pruning, you can successfully grow peaches on patios, balconies, or small gardens. Container planting also helps control soil conditions and makes harvesting easier.

Why Buy Peach Trees from Everglades Farm?

  • Fast shipping across Florida

  • Healthy grafted trees with strong root systems

  • Expert support to help you choose the right variety

  • A wide range of low chill fruit trees beyond peaches, including mangoes, avocados, and guavas

With our selection, you can enjoy fresh, juicy peaches straight from your backyard, even in warm, sunny Florida.

Final Tips for Success

  • Choose a variety that matches your chill hours (most in this collection need 100-300 hours).

  • Space trees 10-15 feet apart for best growth.

  • Prune after harvest to keep your tree manageable.

  • Harvest peaches when they are fully colored and slightly soft to the touch.

Planting a peach tree is not just about fruit, it’s about creating memories, enjoying homegrown flavor, and proving that Florida peaches are possible with the right low chill varieties.