Young Columnar Peach Tree | Prunus persica 'Terute-Beni

Blooming

The Prunus persica 'Terute-Beni', also known as the columnar peach tree, is a particularly striking sight when in full bloom.

In the months of March and April, the Prunus persica 'Terute-Beni' blooms with beautiful, deep red blossoms. These blossoms are also very attractive to bees and butterflies. The abundant blossoms are the most noticeable characteristic of this tree.

Peaches

After blooming, the Prunus persica 'Terute-Beni' sometimes produces a small quantity of small-sized peaches.

The Leaves

After blooming, the leaves appear on the Prunus persica 'Terute-Beni'. The leaf color of the columnar peach tree is green and changes in the fall to autumn hues, ranging between brown, yellow, and green.

Growth Habit

The Prunus persica 'Terute-Beni' has a narrow and pyramidal growth form. This makes this variety especially suitable for planting in a small garden or in a pot on the terrace.

The maximum height that the Prunus persica 'Terute-Beni' can reach is 3-4 meters.

Location

The Prunus persica 'Terute-Beni' prefers a location in full sun or partial shade, but it produces the most blossoms when placed in a sunny spot.

Regarding soil type, the Prunus persica 'Terute-Beni' prefers a location in nutrient-rich, well-draining soil.

How to plant the tree?

1. Determine the final location of the tree and ensure it is free from cables, debris, old plants, and other obstacles that may hinder the tree's growth.
2. Dig a planting hole that is twice the width of the root ball. Loosen the soil at the bottom of the planting hole and mix the excavated soil with (organic) garden soil or planting substrate.
3. Adjust the planting hole to the height where the root ball fits and firmly press the soil.
4. Fill the planting hole with water and wait for it to settle. Check if the root ball is sufficiently moist.
5. Place the tree or plant in the planting hole. It is extremely important that the tree is not planted too deep, as this can cause root rot.
6. Insert a tree stake or bamboo stake firmly into the ground on the side of the tree where the most wind comes from.
7. Now, place the watering ring or create a mound of soil around the tree so that water can seep into the ground.

Why Choose a Young Tree from Amitis

• Easy to plant yourself due to the compact size and light weight
• Conveniently delivered to your home in a sturdy packaging
• Experience the growth and development of your own tree
• Easy to maintain
• Cultivate the size and growth form you are looking for
• Attain mature size within a short time
• Can be planted year-round as everything is delivered in pots
• No root loss and better chances of establishment as everything is pot-grown
• Cost-effective purchase
• Fresh, healthy plants directly from the grower

Questions?

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