Ruby Ruffle™ Patio Peach Tree

yes but it is vulnerable to the peach borer, remember to sprary BT once a week until mid july

Bt is Bacillus thuringiensis, a family of naturally-occurring soil-dwelling bacteria. The common strains are Btk, Bti, and Btg. They each target a different pest, so you need to be more specific. Bti (israelensis), for example, targets mosquito larvae. Btg (gallariae) targets Japanese beetles, and maybe the one you're asking about. Alternative, you can use milky spore for grubs.

I first noticed a few blossoms around Mar 25 this year. They have been blooming steadily since then until now. I would say they are finishing up their blooming about now (3/31/25). Still blooming but it is clearly almost finished.
My recollection from last year is that their blooming lasted about 3-4 weeks. Of course my memory is not what it used to be at 70 y.o.
If this is helpful, I live in Central North Carolina, zone 8a.

I have had no problem with deer.

I had flowers AND a few peaches the spring after I planted previous fall. I did not try the fruit, though I have read it's good for canning (not fresh eating)

It probably depends on what part of the plant the dog eats. The fruit kernels could possibly be toxic. It might just cause a tummy upset. Also probably depends on the kind of dog.

I purchased my tree's last year and set them out. Today they are less than 3' tall
Perfect for what I wanted They had a few blooms this spring
Very decorative with purple leaves

I am sorry we no longer have a garden center and all orders have t be shipped via fedex home delivery.

I planted 2 last year in a fenced area of the yard. I attempted to plant propagates in various unfenced areas this spring and something, deer or rabbits or voles, is at least teething like crazy. Only 1 propagate out of 15 or so survived. I can’t give a definite on deer, but they get chomped like cherry tree saplings or hybrid roses by something.