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11 years ago

I have a very mature miniature peach tree. It's about 12 years old and as big as it will get. However, i can not seem to get the peaches to mature. i trimmed the tree back and aborted the fruit, still nothing. Is this just the type of tree that is not going to make edible fruit?

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fruitnut Z7 4500ft SW TX
11 years ago
If it's one of those genetic dwarfs with the very short internodes, the fruit will likely never be very good. And any tree that hasn't performed in 12 yrs is nothing but firewood. Get rid of it asap.

And if you are just posting as a way to drum up business, good luck with that but I can't help you.
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