Belle of Georgia Peach Tree Size:7 Gallon Liner

Belle of Georgia Peach Tree Size:7 Gallon LinerThe Belle of Georgia or prunus persica (aka Georgia Bell) originated in Georgia in the 1870s and is known for being disease resistant. Wonderful for eating fresh, Georgia bears large amounts of fruit. The white flesh is great for eating straight from the tree, canning, and freezing. It is a freestone peach meaning that the flesh separates easily from the peach pit. It is self pollinating, but adding another pollinator nearby may increase the size of

With absolutely mesmerizing deep pink blooms

fragrant flowers appear in late spring and early summer

It is a freestone peach meaning that the flesh separates easily from the peach pit

there are many size and function choices

it can be leggy near the base and may be concealed by underplanting with lower-growing facer plants

this tree reaches 3-4'' tall and wide

The Blue Pacific Juniper is an evergreen

growing in a large planter

The Hardy Gardenia Azalea is a small and compact shrub that only maintains a height of 2-4 feet

Salvia microphylla 'Pink Pong' is a tall

Deer may eat this plant but rarely cause any significant or disfiguring damage

blues and yellows