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• Capacity:
  78
• Age Range:
  Infant (0 -12 months), Toddler (13 months – 2 years), Preschool (3 years – 4 years), Georgia’s Pre-K (4 Years)
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• Quality Rated Star:
  3
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  Head Start – GAHS|After-school Program|Georgia’s Pre-K; Full Time
• Transportation:
  Afterschool Only (PM Only)

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Peachtree Summit Child Care Center

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78

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Peachtree Summit Child Care Center is a child care learning center in Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia that welcomes your child and family. Sensitive, loving interactions with teachers are the active ingredients of high quality early care and learning programs. Children benefit socially, intellectually and physically from participation in quality group care experiences, with proven results that last into their school years. Quality child care/day care programs also involve parents—regularly telling you about your child’s daily activities, and sharing information about child development topics and activity ideas to enjoy at home.

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Frost-resistant peach – the latest achievement of breeders.

At the beginning of this article, we want to congratulate all Russian amateur gardeners on the great victory of our domestic breeding science and practice!

To date, domestic and foreign scientists have developed a unique line of frost-resistant peach varieties, which can now be grown in central Russia, in the central and southern parts of the North-West region, in the Southern Urals, in southern Siberia and the Far East!

Until recently, the peach was considered an exclusively southern crop. And growing peaches in more northern regions seemed like a pipe dream.

But today not one frost-resistant variety of this wonderful fruit crop has already been created, but more than a dozen absolutely new varieties that can withstand winter frosts down to -27 degrees.

At the same time, the taste qualities of northern peaches are no worse than those of their southern counterparts. They are just as sweet, juicy and fragrant. They are not inferior to southerners and in size. And the yield of some northern varieties is even higher!!!

In this article we will tell you about northern peaches, how they are planted and further cared for.

In conclusion, we will present you the best peach varieties for cultivation in the central and more northern regions of our country.

FEATURES OF FROST-RESISTANT PEACH VARIETIES

General characteristics of . Varieties of winter-hardy peaches have a number of distinctive features.

At the genetic level, they have an increased resistance to low temperatures. In addition, they are not afraid of strong winds, temperature changes and atmospheric pressure, as well as cloudy weather and prolonged rains, and will produce good yields in any weather anomalies!

To date, three subspecies of frost-resistant peaches have been bred: columnar, fig and frost-resistant self-fertile .

Columnar peaches bear fruit earlier than other subspecies – already in the second year. Their fruits are large – the average weight is 200 g (from 180 – to 280 g, depending on the variety). However, the tree itself is short-lived. Its life expectancy is no more than 10 years. These are the earliest varieties of peaches.

But on the other hand, columnar varieties can be planted in small areas, since they take up very little space.

Fig peaches are the sweetest. Their bones are small. A honey-sweet juicy pulp occupies the entire fruit. In fruiting, as a rule, enters the third year, although a small crop can be given in the second.

The yield is very high. The tree is literally plastered with bright rounded flattened fruits. This subspecies is good because it blooms later than others and its flowers do not fall under spring frosts.

But, perhaps, the most promising and interesting subspecies for gardeners is frost-resistant self-fertile peaches. They are the most unpretentious, and the border of their distribution may be located north of the one recommended by breeders.

Frost-resistant self-fertile peaches with good care can be grown in the Leningrad region, in the north of the Moscow region, in the Non-Chernozem region, in the Central Urals and Siberia.

They have the highest yield, with good care the tree gives a good harvest of peaches in one place for 50 years. The fruits are large, sweet, juicy and fragrant with a delicate peach smell.

All northern varieties of peaches favorably differ, for example, from northern apricots in that they recover very quickly after severe freezing in cold winters.

It is very important to properly plant winter-hardy peaches and provide them with proper care in the future. We will talk about this below.

FROST-RESISTANT PEACH: PLANTING

Planting dates . Given the southern nature of the peach, we recommend that you plant it exclusively in the spring. The young tree will have a whole summer ahead of it in order to take root and get comfortable in a new place, grow and prepare well for the first wintering in its life.

But don’t rush to board. Wait until the air temperature rises steadily to +15 … +17 degrees, and the soil to the depth of the shovel bayonet warms up to +13 degrees.

In central Russia, this is the beginning of May.

Site selection . Peach should be taken to the garden in the sunniest and, preferably, an elevated place. At the same time, try to protect it from drafts. Remember that a young tree should be evenly illuminated by sunlight throughout the daylight hours.

Then the peach will grow quickly and develop well. And will certainly please you with high yields.

You can plant peaches near the southern wall of the house, stepping back from the building by 3 – 4 m so that water does not flow from the roof onto it.

A south or southeast slope would be ideal if your site has one.

Do not plant peaches in a lowland or in an area with a close occurrence of the groundwater level. They should be located no closer than 2 m from the ground.

Any flooding with snowmelt or rainwater will certainly lead to the death of plants! In the lowlands, plant peaches on artificial hills 1.0 m high and 1.3 m in diameter.

Soils . Peach soils like fertile, rich in organic matter, light, loose with a neutral or slightly alkaline reaction of the environment (pH 7.0 – 7.2).

Peach will not grow on heavy clay and acid soil. Such soil must first be neutralized with dolomite flour (2 kg per 5 sq. M of land) for digging.

And then carry out the structuring of the heavy earth, bringing in 1 sq. m. m area for peaches: 2 buckets of sand and humus.

Let the earth settle. And after 3 weeks you can start digging planting holes and planting peaches.

Planting hardy peach . Step by step instructions.

For planting, use seedlings with a closed root system (ZKS). This is the planting material we have prepared for you. When planting seedlings with ZKS, you will just need to transfer the plant along with a clod of earth taken out of the pot. In this case, the roots are not damaged at all.

Step one . Dig planting holes 60 cm in diameter and 65 cm deep, laying the top layer of soil on one side and the rest of the soil on the other. Distance between planting pits: for columnar varieties – 1.2 m, for fig varieties – 2 m, for frost-resistant self-fertile varieties – 3 – 3.5 m. Prepare a planting mixture which will fill the planting pits from: the top fertile layer, compost (or rotted manure), leafy soil and sand in a ratio of 1:2:2:1.

Third step . At the bottom of each planting hole, lay drainage from broken bricks or fine gravel, preferably carbonate rocks. You can mix any crushed stone or brick with pieces of chalk. The height of the drainage layer is 10 cm.

Fourth step . Drive a planting stake 1.6 – 1.8 m long into the center of each planting hole. After planting, you will tie a young tree to it.

Step Five . Fill the planting hole 1/3 full with your planting mix. Place a seedling on top and start filling it with the same planting mixture. Compact the soil well around the roots so that voids do not form there.

It is better to plant together. One person holds the seedling in an upright position, the other pours the soil and compacts it with his hands.

After planting, the root neck of the peach should be exactly at ground level.

Step six . Tie the planted peach to the planting stake with soft string, wrapping it in a figure-of-eight around the stake and stem. The winding must be free. Do not under any circumstances tighten it.

Step seven . Water all planted peach trees well at the rate of 20 liters for each plant.

Step eight . Mulch the trunk circles with straw or hay with a layer of 6 – 7 cm. The mulching layer will help retain moisture in the ground and inhibit the growth of weeds.

FROST-RESISTANT PEACH: CARE

When caring for frost-resistant peach, remember this important point: the tree should never be overloaded with fruits.

If the harvest is too large – after the beginning of the formation of fruits, carefully remove a third of them. Otherwise, the tree will give all its strength to the ripening of a large number of peaches, and will not be able to survive the winter!.

Watering . For rapid growth and the formation of a full-fledged peach crop, regular and plentiful watering is necessary. However, plants cannot be transfused. Water should never stand in the trunk circles of peaches, otherwise the tender bark on the root neck of the tree will begin to warm up.

In the first month after planting, if the weather is dry, young trees should be watered every other day at the rate of 1 watering can for each plant.

In the future, one watering per week will be enough (2 watering cans for one peach).

Water mature plants according to the weather. It is important that the soil around the root system is well wetted to a depth of 65 – 75 cm. In dry weather, an adult tree needs up to 100 liters of water (columnar – no more than 40 liters) for one watering.

Increase the frequency of watering during flowering and fruit ripening. However, 2 weeks before harvest, stop watering altogether, otherwise the pulp of the peaches will not be so sweet.

In a dry autumn in October, be sure to carry out water-charging watering of peach trees, pouring 120 liters of water under each tree. This is necessary so that all plant tissues are well saturated with moisture. Then it will be easier for them to survive the winter.

Fertilizers e. Proper peach nutrition is the key to a good harvest! In the first year after planting, peaches can not be fertilized. You gave them very good food when they landed.

Feed the peach trees for the first time next year – in early spring – as soon as the snow melts and the ground thaws. Use a solution of urea (2 tablespoons per 10 liters of water under one tree).

Urea is a very effective nitrogen fertilizer that will give a powerful impetus to plants for rapid growth and powerful development of both the roots and the entire above-ground part.

Second top dressing – slurry at a concentration of 1:10 with water (half a bucket for each tree after abundant watering) in early May.

During the period of ovary formation, feed peaches with phosphorus-potassium fertilizers, bringing them in for digging.

You can add some ready-made mineral complex for summer feeding of fruit trees. Potassium sulphate and superphosphate can be used, introducing them under the loosening of tree trunks at the rate of 2 tbsp. spoons per 1 sq. m near the trunk circle.

It is very good to spread a bucket of wood ash under each tree in parallel.

The last dressing should be carried out in late September – early October after harvest. For this, use some kind of ready-made mineral complex for autumn feeding of fruit trees, containing all the necessary macro- and microelements.

Follow the dosage indicated on the package.

In addition to fertilizer, peach needs calcium to form pits in the fruit! If calcium is not enough, then the ovaries will simply fall to the ground.

Calcium should be applied three times per season for digging (loose) or as a solution (soluble). Apply it in early May, July and September.

Many gardeners use regular chalk (only non-colored) or eggshells and grind them in a coffee grinder. You can add calcium in the form of a solution of calcium chloride (5 tablespoons per 10 liters of water per 1 sq. M of the trunk circle).

Shaping . Crown formation is not necessary only for columnar varieties of frost-resistant peach.

Other trees must be cut correctly. Carry out all work in early spring, until sap flow begins (beginning – mid-March).

Start pruning the year after planting. Feel free to start forming the skeleton of the future tree. Shorten all branches by about 1/3 of their length. This will stimulate the growth of side branches.

Repeat this operation next spring, leaving 4 to 5 of the strongest, strongest branches. Shorten the center conductor to a height of 2.5 – 2.9m. (some gardeners generally cut it out in the first year so that the crown is sprawling).

In the future, remove all weak, old, frozen, growing inside the crown or at an angle of less than 40 degrees branches.

Make sure that the main skeletal branches grow evenly in different directions.

Pest and disease prevention . All the latest varieties of frost-resistant peach have increased resistance to many fungal diseases (moniliosis, scab, coccomycosis and others) at the genetic level.

However, for prevention, we recommend that you spray peach trees with 1% Bordeaux mixture twice a year – in April and November.

With good garden care, pests are unlikely to appear on your peach trees. However, when they appear, we recommend that you spray the plants with a solution of the Inte-Vir biological product.

Shelter for the winter. Winter-hardy peaches are a new subspecies for the more northern regions of our country, so we recommend that you cover them well for the winter at least for the first 3 years.

Trunk circles can be covered with leaves of deciduous trees brought from the forest (and not from the orchard, which is full of wintering pests). The thickness of the covering layer is 50 – 60 cm.

When the thermometers steadily drop to -5 degrees, carefully wrap the entire tree with burlap, agrofibre or some kind of cotton fabric in 2 – 3 layers. It is important that the tree breathes. Therefore – no film!

Loosely tie a rope around the top and fasten the ends well underneath so that the wind does not blow under it.

When the temperature drops to -12 degrees, lay two layers of fir spruce branches “needles up” on the leaves and edges of the fabric so that rodents do not get to the delicious wood.

This will be enough. So that your peaches endure the winter well.

After 6-7 years old trees, it will be enough to cover the near-stem circles with dry leaves and spruce branches.

THE BEST FROST-RESISTANT PEACH VARIETIES FROM OUR COLLECTION

We told you about a new variety – frost-resistant peach, which can be grown in amateur gardening in many regions of Russia.

In conclusion, we present the best varieties of hardy peach from our unique collection of stone fruits.

Our collection:

Columnar peach: Anniversary of the Capital, Honey, Golden triumph.

Fig peach: Vladimir, Belmondo.

Self-fertile peach: Red Haven.

Read more about these varieties on our website or in the Catalog “SPRING 2023”.

And you can order them for spring planting today!

Common peach “Red Haven”, Red Haven

Prunus persica

Shape and crown

Medium leafy tree with a spherical crown.

Adult size

Not more than 5 m in height with a wide, up to 10 m. crown.

Decorative

Decorative throughout the season.

Flowering and fruiting

Fruits large, mass 120-200 9000 -125 cm

10-12 l

1560 ₽
1560 RUB

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Flat and fertile areas on the southern side of the plot are suitable for planting peach. It is necessary to take care of sufficient illumination of the landing site: when shading (from other trees or buildings), generative buds will not be laid on the peach, the fruits will be small and sour. It is desirable that groundwater is located no closer than 1.5 meters. Red Haven prefers slightly acidic soils (loamy and sandy), pre-filled with organic and mineral fertilizers. Therefore, it is advisable to fertilize frequently after planting. If the soil on the site is fertile, 50 g of superphosphate and potassium chloride, 300–500 g of wood ash are added to the pit. 5–8 kg of organic fertilizer (rotted manure, compost) is applied to the planting pit on poor or sandy soil. After planting, the seedling must be watered. The soil is mulched with sawdust or dry grass with a layer of at least 10-15 cm.

Peculiarities of agricultural technology

Properly carried out pruning plays, perhaps, the most important role in obtaining a large yield of large fruits. This is especially important for the regions of central Russia, the Urals and the Moscow region. Cut the peach only in the spring, in mid-April. During this period, the peach is already actively blooming. You can easily adjust the amount of crop by pruning and direct the shoots in the right direction. In case of urgent need, peach pruning can be carried out in the summer. During this period, cut branches growing inside the crown and fatty shoots. Pruning is carried out on the “ring”. You should also remove shoots that are actively and prematurely growing on skeletal branches in its upper part. The feeding regimen and doses of fertilizers depend on the soil in which the peach tree grows. Feed poor soils more often with organic matter, adding a little wood ash with superphosphate. Every spring, add nitrogen fertilizer to the tree trunk. A strong and healthy tree can easily cope with many diseases on its own. Water peach trees regularly, as lvl 9 depends on it0003

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Red Haven Peach is an American developed at the University of Michigan only in 1940. Red Haven peach is a long-liver, the life expectancy of a tree is up to 40 years, which is a lot for fruit trees. Red Haven, depending on the region, blooms from late April to mid-May. The flowers are medium in size, up to 22 mm in diameter, bright pink in color, with a strong aroma, the variety is self-fertile. Begins to bear fruit at 3-4 years of age. The fruits appear from the end of July to mid-August (depending on the climate). Red Haven is a high yielding variety. The fruits are large, each weighing 120-200 g, slightly flattened laterally, 60 mm in diameter, covered with velvety skin, which is easily removed from ripe fruits.