Patio peach trees are created by grafting a dwarf fruiting variety onto a standard rootstock. This complex, multi-year process cannot be replicated from seed or cuttings.
Purchase a new grafted patio peach tree from a reputable nursery. The grower has done the difficult work of grafting and growing it to fruiting size.
Since patio peach fruit is best cooked, use your harvest for pies, cobblers, or jam with added sweet fruit. The tree's value is primarily ornamental—spring flowers, compact form, and fall color.
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