June Gold Peach Tree

The June Gold Peach Tree typically grows 12–15 feet tall and 12–15 feet wide at maturity. With annual pruning, it can be maintained at a smaller, more manageable size for backyard growing.

The June Gold Peach Tree has a moderate growth rate, often adding 1–2 feet per year under ideal conditions.

Plant in full sun with well-draining soil and good airflow. Choose a location protected from late spring frost and with enough space for mature canopy spread.

June Gold is an early-season peach, typically ripening in early May to early July, depending on your climate.

Fruit production is usually light in the first year while the tree establishes. Heavier harvests typically begin in the second or third growing season. We cannot guarantee the June Gold Peach Tree you receive will be bearing fruit.

No. June Gold Peach is self-fertile, meaning it can produce fruit without another peach tree nearby.

Freestone means the pit separates easily from the flesh, making the peaches ideal for fresh eating, slicing, baking, and canning.

Prune annually in late winter while dormant. Maintain an open-center shape to allow sunlight and airflow into the canopy, which improves fruit quality and reduces disease risk.

The June Gold Peach Tree requires approximately 650–750 chill hours (hours between 32°F and 45°F in winter) to produce a reliable fruit set. It performs best in regions with mild winters that consistently meet this requirement.

June Gold is prized for its early harvest, sweet flavor, and reliable production in warm climates. As a freestone peach, it’s easy to slice and ideal for fresh eating, baking, and preserving. It’s also self-fertile and well-adapted to southern growing regions, making it a dependable choice for home gardeners who want an early-season, high-quality peach.

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