Can peach trees be planted in the yard?

1. Can peach trees be planted in the yard?

Peach trees can be planted in the yard. Peach trees will bloom in spring. The flowers are mostly pink. There are two types: double and semi-double. The flowers are large in number and have high ornamental value during the flowering period. You can plant them in the yard to enjoy the flowers. Not only that, it will bear fruit in summer and you can eat delicious peaches. The older generation believes that planting peach trees in the yard is not good as it will attract evil spirits, but this is all superstition and has no scientific basis. If you want to plant peach trees in your yard, you must choose a place with sufficient light. Peach trees love light, and they can only bloom and bear fruit successfully if their light needs are met.

2. Growth habits of peach trees

1. Temperature: Peach trees have strong cold resistance and can survive the winter in the open even in North China, so there is basically no need to worry about temperature issues. However, the temperature must be properly controlled during the flowering period. Too low a temperature will reduce the quality of the flowers and affect the results.

2. Light: Peach trees are very light-loving and their light needs must be met. When planting, be sure to choose a site with sufficient sunlight. If it stays in a shaded environment for a long time, its growth will be hindered, it will easily grow too tall, and it will affect flowering and fruiting.

3. Humidity: Peach trees have a certain degree of drought resistance but are afraid of waterlogging. There is basically no need to water it during the cultivation period. However, if there are continuous rainy days, the accumulated water in the land must be drained in time. If the tree is flooded for three to five consecutive days, it is likely to suffer from poor growth and may even die.

4. Nutrients: Peach trees consume a lot of nutrients during the growing season and need to be fertilized every year. Fertilizer can be decomposed farmyard manure or compound fertilizer to ensure sufficient nutrients for vigorous growth.