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What Do Peach Seedlings Look Like? Identifying Early Growth

Peach seedlings have long, thin leaves (vs. rounder/lobed leaves of apples, plums, pears). For photos, search Google Images for "peach seedlings". If 13 seeds were planted, emergence timing varies; patience is key.

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