Do you still have some seed around from last year, even if just in a trash pile? Plant them in a nursery row a foot apart or else clumps of three or four a few inches apart at proposed growing sites. If they thrive, bud them late next summer (easier than grafting and better for peaches). Thin later to the best at each site if clumped.

You might also get four or eight rootstocks from Raintree Nursery late this winter (order now) and bud them at the same time late next summer. In a year, give away any extras, that being a good part of the fun of gardening.

Dennis, peaches are about the hardest fruit to graft so I would not try that yourself until you have had some good luck on other fruits. Also there are not many nurseries that will custom graft them in small quantity. I believe Cummins will but last I checked they had a minimum 10 of each variety. Maybe someone here would trade your varieties for some grafts.

Scott