Donut Peach Fruiting Tree 1 Gal., Due to Agricultural Laws, we Cannot Ship to CA, AZ, AK, or HI - Orders Will be Cancelled if You Ship to one of These States

The Donut Peach tree, also known as the Saturn peach, is a unique and highly sought-after variety prized for its sweet flavor and distinctive flat shape. This specialty peach produces small to medium-sized, saucer-shaped fruit with creamy yellow skin blushed in soft red and exceptionally sweet, low-acid white flesh that is perfect for fresh eating. Blooming in early spring with beautiful pink blossoms, the Donut Peach ripens in mid to late summer and typically requires approximately 300–400 chill hours, making it suitable for many temperate growing regions. Self-pollinating and moderately vigorous, this tree develops a rounded canopy and generally matures to about 12–15 feet tall with pruning, making it manageable for home orchards and backyard gardens. Thriving in full sun and well-drained soil, the Donut Peach benefits from regular watering during the growing season to produce the best fruit quality. Shipped in a 1-gallon grower pot, this young tree is ready to establish quickly and bring both ornamental beauty and delicious harvests to your landscape.

• Self-pollinating and vigorous grower for reliable harvests
• The Donut Peach blooms in early spring with showy pink blossoms and produces sweet, saucer-shaped fruit with creamy yellow skin blushed red and juicy white flesh that ripens in mid to late summer.
• This hardy fruit tree grows well in USDA Hardiness Zones 5–9 and typically requires approximately 300–400 chill hours for reliable fruit production.
• It thrives in full sun and prefers well-drained soil, benefiting from consistent watering during the growing season to ensure high-quality fruit.
• An interesting fact about the Donut Peach is its unique flat “donut” shape and low-acid, extra-sweet flavor, which makes it especially popular for fresh snacking.
• The best time to plant this 1-gallon Donut Peach tree is in early spring or fall, allowing the roots to establish before extreme summer heat or winter cold.