Peach, Belle of Georgia Dwarf 5 Gal. Fruit

The Belle of Georgia peach, part of the Rosaceae family (and a distant cousin of the rose), was one of the first varieties of peaches to be grown in Georgia back in the early 1880s. Peaches originally became the premier cash crop of Georgia around 1870 when a tiny little vermin called the “boll weevil” wiped out cotton crops throughout Georgia forcing farmers to seek new agricultural commodities.

• Grows best in zones 5–9, so Perfect for our Zone 7b!
• Grows at a fast rate, averaging 2 feet a year, with an average mature height range of fifteen to twenty-five feet.
• Produces brilliant pink to bright red blossoms that bloom in early spring, followed by its large, firm peaches.