Pixies Gardens Elberta Peach Tree Live Plants Large, Yellow with a Red Blush. Yellow Flesh, Very Juicy, Good Flavor, Freestone (5 Gallon, Potted)

tree came well packaged with easy care instructions. after 2 months in the ground, it is thriving. i'm thinking of also buying an apple tree as well. i will stay with your company. thank u for making my first tree purchase a fun one.update: planted 2 months ago. tree is budding and gorgeous light pink blossoms have opened. i can't believe it. every morning i see it grow!!!!

The tree has not faired well since planting Z He’s still hanging in there so I’m holding out hope. I’ve been in touch with Pixie Gardens who is working with me on this. I will update on how this is resolved.Update as of 10/23: The tree hung in there over the summer and I’m hoping it will make it through the winter. I wanted to mentioned that Pixie Gardens were attentive to my tree situation and we’re willing to send me another tree. I told them no and that I was gonna try to pull this one through. I would buy again from Pixie Gardens cause they stood behind their product, didn’t make me feel bad if the tree died and was willing to replace. I’ll let you know on later review if my little peach tree makes it over the winter.

Cute little trees! They arrived 1 day earlier than the original shipping date, and before Christmas too!

I purchased 2 peach trees and the packaging was minimal. The trees were badly beaten up and the box was literally smashed. I followed the planting and acclimating instructions and they appear to be dying more every day, which makes me sad.I purchased 2 different types of fruit trees from another supplier which came in a very sturdy box and arrived beautifully. If I have to replace the peach trees, it will be done with the other vendor.

this was shipped with a plum, packing was VERY good, lost a lot of leaves in transit as expected. Gave it a couple of weeks to stabilize and then transplanted to 5 gallon grow bag where it is showing some nice new growth. Now, this is where it loses a star. Will be container growing these fruit trees and they have been pruned for height. Once they are transplanted this fall into 40 gallon containers, this will be a bit taller than I am (and I'm not short). So its going to require some careful pruning over the next few years to bring this down a bit and bush it out as a dwarf, instead of going for height.

They both died.

Unfortunately this poor little tree didn’t make it through shipping. the tree was very thin stalked and had insect damage. I was told to wait and give the tree time but there was no chance. For what I paid, I expected more of a tree but I did get a refund.

Not happy with this product. It arrived in a 2.25 gallon container (not a 5 gallon container as advertised). The title says harvester peach and the description says Elberta Peach. So which one? The product that arrived has no nursery tags, so it's a mystery which type tree you'll actually end up with.