Prunus persica 'Sam Houston' ~ Sam Houston Peach herbaceous and have a wavy margin

and have a wavy margin

It is also used for drainage and as a decorative element in landscaping projects

The pink semi-double flowers with red edging and prominent yellow stamen bloom in mid-fall into winter which attracts butterflies

Short panicles of fragrant deep sky blue flowers open midsummer into fall on new growth

IMAGES: Photoset by Megan Hansen

Prunus persica 'Sam Houston' ~ Sam Houston Peach herbaceous and have a wavy marginSam Houston Peach is a fruiting tree primarily grown for its mid season crop of freestone fruit. A profuse early spring bloom of showy fragrant white flowers coat the bare branches attracting butterflies. The orange red flushed fruits with sweet juicy yellow flesh ripens in late June. Grows best in full sun and rich, moist well drained soils. Sam Houston can self pollinate and has a low chill requirement of 300 400 hours. Type: Tree Origins: Northwest