See customer
photos & videos.

Add a photo or video

Pollinator Pack: Contender / TruGold™ Peach

Name: Pollinator Pack: Contender / TruGold™ Peach
Brand: Gurneys
SKU: 93338
Price: 99.99 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Product Description

Enjoy a longer harvest and dependable fruit production with this Pollinator Pack featuring Contender and TruGold™ peaches. While peaches are self-pollinating, planting two complementary varieties can help improve fruit set and provide a more extended picking season.

Contender is prized for its cold hardiness and consistently sweet, juicy peaches, while TruGold™ produces beautiful golden fruit with a delectable sweetness and smooth texture. Together, these varieties make a delicious and reliable addition to any home orchard.

Fruit Tree Pollinator Packs

Grow better peaches with our convenient Peach Tree Pollinator Packs. These carefully paired varieties bloom at compatible times to ensure proper cross-pollination, which gives you stronger trees, encourages better fruit set and helps produce larger yields. Our Pollinator Packs make it easier than ever to choose the right pairing so your trees can thrive and produce delicious, homegrown peaches for years to come.

2-4 Ft. Pollinator Pack: Peach Contender/Trugold™ (Qty- 2) for $99.99

Unit price: per

Ships in Spring

Quantity

(0 in cart)

Quantity

Notify Me When Available

SKU: 93338

Pre-Order This Item Ships in Spring

Item 93338 cannot ship to: AE AK CA CO GU HI ID MT OR PR WA

Visual Details

Zone
5-8
Light
Full Sun
Height
18 - 20 feet
Spacing
15 - 20 feet
Yield
Contender: 4 - 5 bushels, Trugold: 3/4 - 1 bushel.

Product Details

Plant & care

PruningSecond and third year pruning determines shape and prevents development of bad crotches. Pruning of fruit trees is best done during the dormant period. Summer pruning, except for the removal of water sprouts or "suckers", tends to weaken the trees. The first year the height of the lowest branches should be established by cutting off ones that grow lower down on the trunk than desired. The remaining side limbs may be shortened but retained, if well distributed. No more than two should be left that arise near any one point on the trunk because of the danger of crowding and splitting later on. Peaches bear fruit on one year old limbs. Prune in an open vase form. Avoid several limbs growing from nearly the same point on the trunk or weak crotches will result. Space the principal limbs out over as much area of the trunk as possible.

See customer
photos & videos.

Add a photo or video

I’m gardening elsewhere

Product Snapshot

Zone
5-8
Light
Full Sun
Height
18 - 20 feet
Spacing
15 - 20 feet
Yield
Contender: 4 - 5 bushels, Trugold: 3/4 - 1 bushel.

BloomsMid Spring

Botanical NamePrunus persica 'Contender' and 'TruGold'

ColorPink flowers

FormFruit tree, peach

Height18 - 20 feet

PollinatorSelf-pollinating.

Size2-4 Ft

Spread15 - 20 feet

YieldContender: 4 - 5 bushels, Trugold: 3/4 - 1 bushel.

Hardiness Zone5-8
LightFull Sun

PruningSecond and third year pruning determines shape and prevents development of bad crotches. Pruning of fruit trees is best done during the dormant period. Summer pruning, except for the removal of water sprouts or "suckers", tends to weaken the trees. The first year the height of the lowest branches should be established by cutting off ones that grow lower down on the trunk than desired. The remaining side limbs may be shortened but retained, if well distributed. No more than two should be left that arise near any one point on the trunk because of the danger of crowding and splitting later on. Peaches bear fruit on one year old limbs. Prune in an open vase form. Avoid several limbs growing from nearly the same point on the trunk or weak crotches will result. Space the principal limbs out over as much area of the trunk as possible.

Soil RequirementsLoamy Soil

Spacing15 - 20 feet
Trees

Trees: Unboxing

Trees: Planting Delayed

Trees: Site Prep

Trees: Planting

Trees: Fertilizer/Staking/Mulching

Trees: Reachables

Estimated Ship Date:

Shipping Information

Plants will be shipped at the proper planting time for your area of the country using the shipping time frames outlined in the table. We continually monitor weather conditions for extreme hot or cold and adjust shipping schedules as needed. Due to hot weather conditions, we are unable to ship most plant items in July and August. Items that are overweight will require an additional shipping charge depending on
weight.

The type of product you order or the weather in our area to yours may affect the anticipated shipping schedule, shifting earlier or later, depending.

Trees and shrubs are kept in the nursery row until full dormant for optimum stress protection.

In all cases, we choose the fastest, most efficient way to send your orders via the U.S. Postal Service or FedEx. Large orders or large items may be shipped to you in multiple packages.

Sorry, we cannot ship products to Hawaii, Alaska, APO/FPO or outside the contiguous United States. Please provide a street address as some products are unable to be delivered to Post Offce boxes.

2026 Spring Shipping Schedule

Fruit Trees

Zones	Shipping Dates	Last Order Date
3A - 5A	3/23/26 - 6/5/26	6/1/26
5B	3/9/26 - 6/5/26	6/1/26
6A - 7A	2/23/26 - 6/5/26	6/1/26
7B - 10B	2/2/26 - 5/8/26	5/4/26

Shipping Information

Plants will be shipped at the proper planting time for your area of the country using the shipping time frames outlined in the table. We continually monitor weather conditions for extreme hot or cold and adjust shipping schedules as needed. Due to hot weather conditions, we are unable to ship most plant items in July and August. Items that are overweight will require an additional shipping charge depending on
weight.

The type of product you order or the weather in our area to yours may affect the anticipated shipping schedule, shifting earlier or later, depending.

Trees and shrubs are kept in the nursery row until full dormant for optimum stress protection.

In all cases, we choose the fastest, most efficient way to send your orders via the U.S. Postal Service or FedEx. Large orders or large items may be shipped to you in multiple packages.

Sorry, we cannot ship products to Hawaii, Alaska, APO/FPO or outside the contiguous United States. Please provide a street address as some products are unable to be delivered to Post Offce boxes.

Product Details

Planting & Care

PruningSecond and third year pruning determines shape and prevents development of bad crotches. Pruning of fruit trees is best done during the dormant period. Summer pruning, except for the removal of water sprouts or "suckers", tends to weaken the trees. The first year the height of the lowest branches should be established by cutting off ones that grow lower down on the trunk than desired. The remaining side limbs may be shortened but retained, if well distributed. No more than two should be left that arise near any one point on the trunk because of the danger of crowding and splitting later on. Peaches bear fruit on one year old limbs. Prune in an open vase form. Avoid several limbs growing from nearly the same point on the trunk or weak crotches will result. Space the principal limbs out over as much area of the trunk as possible.

Review

Question & Answers

How To

Trees

Trees: Unboxing
Trees: Planting Delayed
Trees: Site Prep
Trees: Planting
Trees: Fertilizer/Staking/Mulching
Trees: Reachables

Shipping

Estimated Ship Date:

Shipping Information

Plants will be shipped at the proper planting time for your area of the country using the shipping time frames outlined in the table. We continually monitor weather conditions for extreme hot or cold and adjust shipping schedules as needed. Due to hot weather conditions, we are unable to ship most plant items in July and August. Items that are overweight will require an additional shipping charge depending on
weight.

The type of product you order or the weather in our area to yours may affect the anticipated shipping schedule, shifting earlier or later, depending.

Trees and shrubs are kept in the nursery row until full dormant for optimum stress protection.

In all cases, we choose the fastest, most efficient way to send your orders via the U.S. Postal Service or FedEx. Large orders or large items may be shipped to you in multiple packages.

Sorry, we cannot ship products to Hawaii, Alaska, APO/FPO or outside the contiguous United States. Please provide a street address as some products are unable to be delivered to Post Offce boxes.

2026 Spring Shipping Schedule

Fruit Trees

Zones	Shipping Dates	Last Order Date
3A - 5A	3/23/26 - 6/5/26	6/1/26
5B	3/9/26 - 6/5/26	6/1/26
6A - 7A	2/23/26 - 6/5/26	6/1/26
7B - 10B	2/2/26 - 5/8/26	5/4/26

Shipping Information

Plants will be shipped at the proper planting time for your area of the country using the shipping time frames outlined in the table. We continually monitor weather conditions for extreme hot or cold and adjust shipping schedules as needed. Due to hot weather conditions, we are unable to ship most plant items in July and August. Items that are overweight will require an additional shipping charge depending on
weight.

The type of product you order or the weather in our area to yours may affect the anticipated shipping schedule, shifting earlier or later, depending.

Trees and shrubs are kept in the nursery row until full dormant for optimum stress protection.

In all cases, we choose the fastest, most efficient way to send your orders via the U.S. Postal Service or FedEx. Large orders or large items may be shipped to you in multiple packages.

Sorry, we cannot ship products to Hawaii, Alaska, APO/FPO or outside the contiguous United States. Please provide a street address as some products are unable to be delivered to Post Offce boxes.

FAQ

Featured Exclusives

Vegetables Alive!® Fertilizer

Ka-Bluey® Northern Highbush Blueberry Plant

Simply Irresistible® Hybrid Sweet Corn Seed

Gurney's® Ruby Monster Hybrid Tomato

Your cart

Your cart is empty