I am growing a Bonanza Peach, its about 2ft in height and is yielding around 15-20 small peaches.

Couldn't u just prune any peach very small? I've cut mine back to almost sticks and they grow out new branches like crazy.

I'd check Raintree for what you are looking for.

I've got a dwarf Empress peach bush that I got at my local nursery about 3 years ago. I got 12 tasty peaches off it last year, and after thinning twice, I've left about 20-30 on there for now. I like it! -Glenn

Glenn,
How tall and wide is your tree?

Hi Kr222-
Just went outside and measured for you. 3' tall, 3.5' wide. If you look at my "My Page", you can barely see it in the first pic. Third shrub in from the right. Pic was last year though I think.
-Glenn

I am not sure where you are located but you should check and see if L.E. Cooke supplies anyone in your area. They have a good selection of not only dwarfs but other fruits as well. Shoot them an email.

Here is a link that might be useful: L.E. Cooke Fruit Trees

I'm growing Bonanza also, but it is also a "low-chill" variety, so not sure if your zone is to it's liking.

For what it is worth - I have a standard fig tree, which I pruned at a young age, cutting out the central leader. It seems to be staying at 5 ft. and producing well. It looks a bit funny but I love being able to harvest all the fruit without a ladder.

Since that planting, I've tried to find trees that are already "dwarfed" with root stock that comes that way.

Perhaps you can find some earlier postings by Jellyman on this forum regarding pruning the central leader.

Bejay

Gleen-

I'm jealous, you have a beautiful piece of property..very nice!

Thanks Frank. It didn't look anything like this 8 years ago when we bought it. We do a bit more every year. I'm hoping we can finish the front yard next year, and then we'll be done. Then we can move our projects to the inside of the house! -Glenn