Peach ‘Gold Dust’

Fiber pots available from winter to early spring. Check with your local 

store

 for current availability. 

Red flushed peaches quickly mature in early summer following attractive, pink blossoms. Richly flavorful, tangy fruits can be utilized in cuisine. Self-fruiting tree provides pollinization for other peaches.

Semi-dwarf tree grown on Citation rootstock. Can be maintained at 8′-10′ with summer pruning.

We pot our bareroot fruit trees in plantable fiber (pulp) pots. They make for easy planting and protect new roots so they don’t break or dry out. Read On: 

How to Plant a Pulp Pot.

  

Shop our full selection of bareroot fruit trees in stores. Read on: 

List of Fruit Tree Varieties

Characteristics

• Landscape Size: 8′-14′ tall, 8′-14′ wide
• Light Requirement: Full Sun
• Water Needs: Moderate
• USDA Zone: 6a
• Growth Habit: Columnar
• Growth Rate: Moderate
• Attributes: Deciduous, Attracts Birds, Edible Fruit

See Green Thumb Guide below for region specific information.

Pre-Order FAQ

When will I be able to pick up my pre-order bareroot fruit tree?

Pre-orders will be available for pick up beginning early 2024.

How will I be notified when my order is ready for pick up?

Notification email from our Fulfillment Team will be sent when your fruit tree(s) have been delivered to your designated pick up location. We want you to receive your messages, so please add [email protected] to your address book. 

Will my credit card be charged before my fruit tree(s) arrive at my chosen Green Acres Nursery & Supply location?

Payment will be taken when your pre-order has been placed. 

Am I guaranteed to receive my pre-order?

Due to seasonal availability and environmental factors, there is no 100% guarantee that your item(s) will be fulfilled. 

How long do I have to pick up my order? 

You will have two days to collect your bareroot fruit tree(s), at a time convenient to you.

greenall-plantingmix,corona-174-ergonomic-bypass-pruner,ebstone-organics-surestart,treestakes2x8kit,ebstone-organics-citrusfruittreefood