This is great because we only need this one tree and it will bear fruit. This tree is self-fertile or self-fruitful meaning that it can set fruit with pollen from the same tree or with pollen from the same variety. Three days before the late snowstorm of April 10th hit, we chanced upon a Bonfire Patio Peach Tree at Walmart. A Step-By-Step Tutorial on How to Grow Miniature Peach Trees in Containers Bonfire Dwarf Patio Peach Tree

That was when I discovered Self-Watering Raised Bed Patio Grow Boxes which I will talk about in an upcoming post. Unfortunately, the weather started getting colder and I had to find alternative ways to keep the plants I had purchased alive. We were leaving for our trip to Asia in mid April and had hope that we could get some planting done before we left. The weather was warming up nicely until a series of late snowstorms hit the Colorado Front Range. The landscapers finished their work in our backyard at the end of March. It was great! We were all set and could not wait for spring to arrive. We also had the landscapers put in two raised vegetable boxes for us so that we can easily plant some of the vegetables we enjoy. This created the perfect place for container gardening. We got the people who did our driveway to pour concrete for our backyard patio. When we started building our house in Colorado, it was an opportunity to set up our small backyard exactly the way we wanted it to be. Even though it was a lot of work, we found it very rewarding to be able to grow and harvest some our own vegetables in the summer. It took us many years to trim and tame the huge mature trees before we finally had a sunny spot to start Our Vegetable Garden. In Minnesota, we had a big yard with lots of trees and it was a lot of work. How to Grow Miniature Peach Trees in Containers – a short tutorial with step-by-step pictures on growing miniature/dwarf fruit trees in a small garden.

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