Belle of Georgia Peach TreeOriginating in Georgia in the 1800s, Belle of Georgia Peach Tree is still a star today. The trees produce good yields of "Georgia peaches" in northern climates. The rosy colored, freestone fruits are large and firm with a super sweet, juicy, white flesh. While they're very good for eating fresh, the fruits are favorites for canning, baking into pies and desserts and making into jams and preserves. The self pollinating trees exhibit excellent disease

Grow 12- to 15-in

The snap-tight lid prevents spills

and small hedges faster and easier

In both taste and appearance

No matter where you choose to display this unique customizable garden

Blooming from spring to early summer

UnBEETable checks all the boxes for a great beet

Vegetables & Annual Flowers: Line bottom of planting holes and seed furrows with 1 to 2 inch

Guaranteed high yields

and Sweet Sixteen

tolerate some shade

almost seedless