Can I get some information on planting peach pits?
By jeff from Indian Head, MD
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I am not any planting expert :), but the secret to planting any kind of pit is to let it dry out first.
Letting a seed dry out is a myth. But that's not the issue since it will dry quickly anyway. You can plant peach pits and they will germinate and make a tree that will actually make peaches but the quality of the peaches is usually inferior. All peach trees that nurseries sell are grafted with certain rootstock.
I recall reading where they need to be put in the refrigerator or the freezer for a while before planting them. You could be successful just planting them but it might not germinate at all without mimicking their life conditions in nature. www.ehow.com/
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