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Identifying a Peach Seedling: What to Look For

Peach seedlings have reddish-brown stems, alternate lanceolate leaves with serrated edges, and a distinctive look. See photo reference.

Transplanting

When handleable, move to full sun.
Protect from rabbits/deer.
Pot up or plant in ground; water well.

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