Existing trees, no care. First year nothing; second year bitter fruit. Peaches need a spray program (fungicide + insecticide) and fertilizer for quality fruit. Neglect = poor fruit.
Pollination issue. Certain citrus require specific cross-pollinators. Without knowing variety, can't recommend partner. But cross-pollination is essential for good fruit set.
With care, both can produce delicious fruit.
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