Peaches - Does it take more than one to fruit?

<p>Howdy, fellow gardeners! Ken Lain here, ready to answer your peachy keen questions. Let's talk about everyone's favorite fuzzy fruit: peaches! Specifically, whether you need two trees to tango or just one to get that juicy goodness.</p> <p>Well, the answer is a resounding Nope! Most peach trees are self-pollinating, meaning they have both the male and female parts needed to produce fruit all on their own. So, you can plant just one tree and bask in a bountiful harvest.</p> <p>Now, there are a few exceptions. Some heirloom peach varieties are self-unfruitful, meaning they need a...