Hi, Marty: It's tough to tell if they will be all right. They need to be in full sun, but at the same time they need to have adequate water. That being said, overwatering or too much rain in ill-drained soil can also cause peach trees to wilt, so make sure that you have good drainage. Another possibility is some sort of nutrient deficiency. Test your soil and ask your local cooperative extension if anything is needed. Finally, if you have just transplanted them from shade to sun, they could just be in shock. In short, test your soil, but at the same time make sure they get Goldilocks water: not too little, not too much, but just right. And if there ever is any standing water, bail it out of there. Good luck!
Hi, Marty: It's tough to tell if they will be all right. They need to be in full sun, but at the same time they need to have adequate water. That being said, overwatering or too much rain in ill-drained soil can also cause peach trees to wilt, so make sure that you have good drainage. Another possibility is some sort of nutrient deficiency. Test your soil and ask your local cooperative extension if anything is needed. Finally, if you have just transplanted them from shade to sun, they could just be in shock. In short, test your soil, but at the same time make sure they get Goldilocks water: not too little, not too much, but just right. And if there ever is any standing water, bail it out of there. Good luck!