Peach Elberta Dwarf 5 Gal.

The Elberta Peach—one of the most popular varieties of peach trees—was first introduced in Georgia in 1875 by Samuel H. Rumph. Rumph, who introduced peach tree farming to the south around the turn of the century, first cultivated the Elberta Peach after he crossed an Early Crawford and Chinese Cling, which he later named “Elberta” in honor of his wife Clara Elberta Moore.

• Blooms dark pink to purple flowers in the spring.
• Self-fertile, although it doesn’t require a second tree to produce fruit, planting two trees is recommended for a better crop.
• Fast growing tree, growing up to three feet a year and reaching 8-25 feet at maturity.
• Prefers full sun, with at least six hours of direct sunlight every day.