Fruits

Prunus persica 'Bonanza'

Bonanza dwarf peach

A compact patio peach with showy spring flowers and edible fruit. It is bred for small spaces, though fruit quality and crop size depend on sun and seasonal weather.

At a glance

Sun: Full sun
Mature size: 5–6 ft. (grower reference) tall
Water: Even moisture; well-drained soil
Hardiness: USDA zones 5–9 (species reference; cultivar and rootstock may differ)

Sizes & prices

#5$89.99
#7$149.99

Catalog updated September 8, 2026. This is not a live stock count; please call to confirm availability and price.

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Pollinators & wildlife

Attracts: Bees

Fruit & harvest

First bearing: About 2–4 years after planting; tree age and growing conditions affect timing.
Pollination: Generally self-fruitful; a second peach is not normally needed.

Growing & care

Use: Patio or small-space fruit tree
Care & pruning: Grow in full sun with good drainage. Prune after the worst winter cold, from late winter into early spring; avoid autumn pruning. Thin crowded young fruit.
Rootstock & size: For grafted fruit trees, mature size and time to fruit depend on the rootstock as well as pruning. Check the individual tree tag when selecting planting space.

Keep in sun and prune to maintain an open canopy after harvest or in late winter. Thin crowded young fruit to improve remaining fruit size.

Sources & photo credits

Treeland Nursery

Penn State Extension

University of Missouri Extension

Penn State Extension

Oregon State University Extension

Penn State Extension

University of Kentucky Extension

One Green World

NC State Extension

Photo: Stan Shebs (image resized for display) · CC BY-SA 3.0