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Peach trees should be safe from frost damage in recent cold snap

Summary by The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel
Despite the wintry weather this week, peach trees in the Grand Valley should be relatively safe from freezing damage to the woody tissues of the trees, according to Colorado State University Research Scientist David Sterle.
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The Grand Junction Daily SentinelThe Grand Junction Daily Sentinel

Peach trees should be safe from frost damage in recent cold snap

Despite the wintry weather this week, peach trees in the Grand Valley should be relatively safe from freezing damage to the woody tissues of the trees, according to Colorado State University Research Scientist David Sterle.

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The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel broke the news in on Sunday, December 7, 2025.
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