How far apart should I plant Peach Trees?

Space Peach Trees about 180 inches apart within the row, with 240 inches between rows. Prune to an open vase shape for sun and air.

How deep do I plant Peach Trees?

Plant Peach Trees at a depth of Keep the graft union above the soil.

Good companions for Peach Trees include garlic, marigold. Avoid planting near walnut.

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Space Peach Trees 180 inches apart within the row, and keep 240 inches between rows. Prune to an open vase shape for sun and air.

Plant spacing	180 in (457 cm) apart
Row spacing	240 in (610 cm) apart
Planting depth	Keep the graft union above the soil
Sunlight	Full sun
When to plant	Early spring
Good companions	garlic, marigold
Avoid near	walnut

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Standard peaches spread 15 feet, so wide spacing keeps the open center sunny and healthy.

Plant near: garlic, marigold.

Keep away from: walnut.

How far apart should I plant Peach Trees?: Space Peach Trees about 180 inches apart within the row, with 240 inches between rows. Prune to an open vase shape for sun and air.
How deep do I plant Peach Trees?: Plant Peach Trees at a depth of Keep the graft union above the soil.
What grows well with Peach Trees?: Good companions for Peach Trees include garlic, marigold. Avoid planting near walnut.