Zone 5 New Hampshire winters kill containerized trees. Roots freeze in pots. Bring inside (garage, basement, cool room) for winter.
Current 2×2 ft pot may be too small long-term. Fruit trees need large containers for root expansion. Upgrade when repotting in spring.
Return outdoors after last frost. With protection, this ornamental peach will bloom beautifully each spring.
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