The first is the choice of yellow peach trees. Peach trees are difficult to survive in a cold climate, so they usually need to be planted in a warmer environment. Perennial yellow peach trees need good drainage, so the site selection should ensure sufficient sunshine and good soil drainage. Pruning peach trees is also important. In order to get better harvest, pruning fruit trees often can improve their shapes, make them add more branches and blossom and bear fruit better. Generally, it is pruned in spring, and the pruned part is as close to the trunk as possible and smooth.
This is of great significance to the prevention and control of yellow peach diseases and insect pests. Peach trees will be affected by some diseases and insect pests, such as bacterial spot disease, leather rot, cotton bollworm and so on. Using suitable pesticides and fungicides can alleviate these problems. Yellow peach trees also need a lot of water. During the long drought period, water as needed. Yellow peach trees like stable but continuous water, and it is better to water them systematically when it is sporadic and deep in drought.
Finally, in addition to the above suggestions, planting yellow peach trees should be patient. It takes several years for peach trees to fully mature and bear useful fruits. If only a few trees are planted to increase the diversity of family appreciation, then more fun should be provided for children and family members. It is not difficult to know how to plant yellow peach trees, but the key is to manage yellow peach trees correctly. Following the above suggestions can help ensure the healthy growth of your yellow peach trees and finally get high-yield yellow peaches.