Peaches and plums demand rigorous spray schedules and pruning—poor choices for beginners. Blueberries, muscadines, and blackberries are far easier. Even a dwarf apple is simpler. UGA has excellent backyard fruit guides and a homeowner spray schedule if you insist on stone fruit.
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