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Hi All,

I'm Jeff and have been growing mostly vegetables for the past few years. I mostly grow cucumbers and pumpkins (when the squash vine borer doesn't get them) in my humble backyard garden. This year I'm trying to not kill a peach tree. I've lived in southern Louisiana for nearly twenty years and still can't stand the heat. Fortunately, most of my plants can!

Thanks,

Jeff
 
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Welcome to the forum! We've vacationed in Louisiana (from central Texas) and loved it--y'all have the best food and lovely scenery.
 

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Welcome from East Texas...very similar weather to yours.

Peaches are somewhat difficult to grow here...not enough chilling hours for many varieties...so low chilling hour varieties are critical.
 
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Welcome from East Texas...very similar weather to yours.

Peaches are somewhat difficult to grow here...not enough chilling hours for many varieties...so low chilling hour varieties are critical.

Yep. The tree I got requires about 300 chilling hours, so hopefully it will do alright.
 

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