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How to Grow Peach: Growing Guide to Planting, Care & Harvest

A deciduous stone fruit that sets heavily and must be thinned, with fruit bagged to keep pests off and pruned in early summer.

Peach

Prunus persica

Growing calendar

Typical timing for central Japan (Kanto region). Shift it for your own climate, and record your actual dates.

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Guides

Common problems

Start from what you can see on the plant.

Pests and diseases (69)

Peach Leaf CurlBrown RotFusarium YellowsPowdery MildewLate BlightSclerotinia RotBlack SpotCrown GallWhite RustAnthracnoseRoot-lesion NematodeRoot-knot NematodeGray MoldLeaf SpotRing RotWarty BarkTurkey Tail Wood RotWart DiseaseCoriolopsis Wood RotWeb BlightAspergillus RotCercospora Leaf MoldFlyspeckShot HoleBacterial Shot HoleRingless Honey Fungus Root RotArmillaria Root RotCinnabar Bracket Wood RotPeach EnationBoron DeficiencyDwarfing DisorderArtist's Conk Heart RotSporotrichum DiseasePhomopsis RotManganese DeficiencyRosetteZinc DeficiencyTip BlightRound Leaf SpotBrown Root RotSmall Round Leaf SpotVariegation DisorderStripe MosaicStar Spot Mosaic DisorderRed Spot of FruitFruit Tree Twig CankerTwig BlightPlant-parasitic NematodesGummosisOil Spot MosaicLatent MosaicGray Felt FungusZonate Leaf BlightWhite Powder DiseaseWhite Root RotViolet Root RotCankerBacterial Canker BlightNursery Stock CankerStunt DiseaseUnderside Powdery MildewBrown RustBrown SpeckBrown Felt FungusBrown Shot HoleFusarium Head BlightYellow LeafBlack MoldAlternaria Black Spot

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