A mature peach tree is a beautiful addition to any landscape. The lush pink flowers are highly ornamental in the spring, and the summer fruits create anticipation for many luscious pies, cobblers, and preserves to come. Young peach tree saplings can cost from $25 and up, but if you're patient, you can turn your peach snack into a future fruit-bearing tree. Planting peach seeds will not result in a tree identical to the parent plant that produced the peach you ate, but the resulting tree could be a chance seedling with characteristics even better than the parent plant. Dry out the peach pit: Remove any remaining fruit from the pit, rinse it, and place it in a dry area with good airflow. Allow it to dry for three to four days until completely dry.1 Remove the seed from the pit: Use a nutcracker or pliers to break open the hard pit and remove the outer coating to reveal the peach seed.1 Soak the seed in water: Fill a plastic storage bag with an inch of room temperature water, add the peach seed, and close the bag tightly. Allow it to soak for 2 to 3 hours.1 Plant the seed: Fill a large container with a soil-free sterile potting mix, sphagnum moss, or vermiculite. Plant the seed 1 inch deep and keep moist.2 Planting Conditions: Choose a location that is warm and sunny, with well-drained, moist soil. Add plenty of organic ma 1st class mail is used so there is no tracking. If you prefer tracking i recommend paying the extra fee for upgraded shipping which is 1 fee for as many packs of seeds as you want and alot quicker delivery Be sure to check out my shop for alot of other vegetable and fruit seeds tter or compost to the soi