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Peach Pixzee

Peach Pixzee

$80.00
$80.00
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Peach 'Pixzee' is a delightful dwarf peach that proves you don't need a large garden to enjoy homegrown fruit. Bred specifically for compact spaces, this naturally small tree produces full-sized, sweet, juicy peaches on a tidy, easy-to-manage plant that's perfect for patios, courtyards, decks and smaller gardens.

In early spring, 'Pixzee' bursts into a stunning display of soft pink blossoms before developing delicious golden peaches in summer. Whether grown in the ground or in a large container, this compact variety delivers ornamental beauty and rewarding harvests year after year.

Why You'll Love Peach 'Pixzee'

  • Naturally compact dwarf peach tree
  • Produces full-sized, sweet, juicy fruit
  • Perfect for pots, patios and small gardens
  • Beautiful pink blossom in spring
  • Easy to harvest and maintain
  • Self-fertile – no pollinator required
  • Excellent for family gardens
  • Deciduous tree with attractive seasonal interest


  • Edible, Frost Tolerant , Flowering, Attracts pollinators, and Cold hardy
  • Expected 5 Year Height 2.0M
  • Flowers in Spring

Planting & Care Tips

How to care for your Peach Pixzee:Water deeply once or twice a week during the first growing season.

Once established, water during:

Dry summer periods.
Flowering and fruit development.
Extended hot weather.

Container-grown trees will require more frequent watering than those planted in the ground.

Feed annually in late winter or early spring with a balanced fruit tree fertiliser.

For best results:

Apply compost around the base each year.
Mulch to retain moisture and suppress weeds.
Avoid overfeeding with nitrogen, which encourages leafy growth over fruit production.

Peach 'Pixzee' is self-fertile, meaning you only need one tree to produce fruit.

However, bees and other pollinating insects will help maximise fruit set, making spring flowering herbs nearby a valuable addition to the garden.

Prune during summer after harvesting.

Remove:

Dead or damaged branches.
Crossing growth.
Vigorous upright shoots.

Maintain an open centre to improve sunlight penetration and airflow, encouraging healthier growth and better-quality fruit.

Fruit is generally ready during January and February.

Harvest when peaches:

Develop their full colour.
Feel slightly soft when gently squeezed.
Come away easily from the branch.

Enjoy fresh or use in:

Desserts
Crumbles
Preserves
Smoothies
Baking
Container Growing

One of the biggest advantages of 'Pixzee' is its suitability for pots.

For successful container growing:

Choose a pot at least 45–60cm wide with excellent drainage.
Use a premium-quality potting mix.
Water more frequently during summer.
Feed annually and repot every few years if required.

Growing in a container allows you to position the tree in the sunniest part of your garden and makes harvesting even easier.

'Pixzee' is well suited to many New Zealand climates and benefits from winter chilling to produce quality fruit.

While the tree itself is frost hardy once established, its early spring blossoms can be damaged by late frosts. If frost is forecast while the tree is flowering, consider protecting it overnight with frost cloth, particularly if it is growing in a container.

Pest and Disease Management

Monitor for:

Leaf curl
Aphids
Brown rot
Scale insects

Applying a preventative winter spray while the tree is dormant and maintaining good airflow through pruning will help minimise disease issues.

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