Your 'Bonfire' peach in a pot will thrive once planted in the ground. Here's how to do it right.
'Bonfire' is prized for purple foliage and showy pink flowers. The fruit is small, edible, but not flavorful — it's an ornamental peach. Full sun and well-drained soil give the best leaf color.
Get it out of the pot and into the ground. It'll reward you with years of spring drama.
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