Patio Peach Tree 'Crimson' Bare Root Tree 80-100cm Tall - Ready to Plant Out Bare Root Plants for Gardens and Outdoors - Perfect in Pots and Containers Grown Your Own Fruit Trees

Quick delivery. Well packaged.Good looking plant, loads of buds!

No leaves or flowers looks pretty dead so not sure what to do with it

I soaked the bare root peach tree in water for couple of days and planted in a large pot and now showing signs of growing buds , 6 weeks should be showing foliage. Good quality product and will buy again thanks.

Lovely plant, of course looked dead on arrival as all rootball plants do, just needed a bit of soil and water in a big pot, and the sunlight did the rest. Lots of leaves, beautiful colour. I have lots of fruit trees from ball and I'm unlikely to get fruit this year from the new ones, but I know it'll just be a question of time. :) I also bought an Apricot from here which also looked, you know, dead on arrival and now also lots of beautiful leaves. :)

Poor product never flowered or produce anything

Edit: the ‘stick’ has become a small tree, about 1m high and looking healthy. Of course it’ll be a few years before it grows peaches.————————This arrives as a bare-root plant, so don’t expect to get what you see in the picture. I’ve put it into a large pot to see how it grows. Currently it’s still doing a creditable impression of a stick in some earth in a pot. I’ll update this review when/if it starts to grow.For some reason, Amazon suggests I review this product for ‘warmth’. It’s a tree. If you’re buying it to keep you warm, you’ll be sorely disappointed.

The only reason I have given this four stars is because although it was packaged well, two branches were broken (one I had to take off but one has survived and seems to be ok now).I bought this at the beginning of March to sit in my planter between the Rhubarb and the Blackcurrent. When I planted it, and before I put the final layer of soil on there, I put in a layer of plant food which will feed the plant for the next three months. As you will see from the pictures, this has gone from strength to strength and now the lovely burgandy leaves are starting to come through. The tree looks really well, the blossom is gorgeous and it has survived past two frosts and a little bit of snow so far (I did put a little cover over it). I have also attached to the trunk some greace paper which will stop any bugs crawling up the trunk from the soil and eating the leaves and fruit (including Ants). So far this has worked very well. I am looking forward to picking some peaches later on in the year.

When this peach tree arrived it looked dead but I knew from advice to scratch the bark and if green it's still aliveI so happy to say it's alive after a couple of months it's just flourishedAll it takes is a little patienceI love how this is growing and in a few years time I will be rewarded with peachesI fully recommend this seller I have had a few items now and not once have I been disappointedWant apples now maybe pears or citrus I know where I will purchase them from