Dwarf Peach 'Bonanza' (Prunus persica 'Bonanza') is a genetic dwarf peach that puts full-sized, delicious fruit on a naturally compact tree—perfect for containers, small gardens, and patios. No grafting needed; it's naturally small.
'Bonanza' produces medium-large, yellow-fleshed, freestone peaches with a red blush over yellow skin. Flavor is sweet, rich, and classically "peachy." The tree grows just 5–6 feet tall and wide with a dense, shrubby habit. Pink spring blossoms are showy. Self-fertile—no pollinator needed.
Requires ~600 chill hours. Full sun, well-drained soil. In containers, use a large pot (20+ gallons) and quality potting mix. Water and fertilize regularly. Thin fruit to 6–8 inches apart for size. Prune lightly to shape. Hardy to zone 5. A delightful way to grow tree-ripe peaches in small spaces.
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