Question
From your previous posting...do I need to crack the outter shell of the peach seed (exposing the pit) before planting in the pot?
OR can I store the seed(s) in a plastic bag in the refrigerator over the winter and then plant in a pot late/winter to early/spring for germination.

Answer
Hi Brenda,
Thanx for your questions.  I've learned a few things since posting those answers regarding peach pits.  You can take the outer shell off and find the almond-like pit and plant that directly.  I'm sure it probably does make for easier release of the seedling.  You don't have to remove it though but everything I am reading now is that most people are removing the hard shell.  You can also store the seed in a plastic baggie as I have advised in the past, and place in the fridge for 60-90 days and then plant in late winter to early spring.  I hope this helps.
Tom