Zone 3 Peach Trees
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Two peaches rated to 3b, the warmer half of zone 3 (-35°F to -30°F).
More About Zone 3 Peaches
Rated to 3b, the warmer half: Siberian C and Siberian C seedlings. Save these for a 3b site.
Every one of these is self-fertile, so one plant will fruit. Our peach pollination map shows which ones bloom together.
Late bloomers, which give you better odds in a frost pocket: Siberian C and Siberian C seedlings.
Other zones: Zone 4 Peaches · Everything for Zone 3.
Questions We Get
What does zone 3 mean on your scale?
On our MFTC scale, zone 3 means the coldest night you should plan for (the 1-in-30-year low) falls between -40°F and -30°F. Zone 3a runs -40°F to -35°F and zone 3b runs -35°F to -30°F. That is colder than a USDA zone 3, which is built on the average yearly low, so run your address through our cold hardiness calculator instead of going off a USDA map.
Do I need two peach trees?
No. Every peach on this page is self-fertile.
Not sure what to plant? We'll pick your trees.
Tell us about your place, your goals and your budget. We'll pick what fits, build the order for you and email it over within 1 to 2 days.