Abstract One‐year‐old Red Haven’ peach (Prunus Persica) trees grown in pots in the greenhouse were used to study the time course mobility and pattern of distribution of boron (B). Enriched‐10B boric acid solution was evenly spread onto the abaxial side of the fifth leaf (numbered acropetally). After harvesting at different time intervals, selected plant parts were analyzed for 10B using an ICP‐MASS spectrometer. The results showed that within 4 hours, B could be taken up and translocated bidirectionally to all plant parts, except for the fine roots. Treated leaf, green stem, and fine root were the tissues having high 10B concentrations in comparison to the other tissues. The highest 10B concentrations in the fed leaf, green stem, and fine root were reached in 12 hours, at the 4th week, and in 72 hours, respectively. The total 10B absorbed averaged 0.3% of the total 10B applied, with the highest total percent recovery of 0.43%, which was reached in 72 hours. The total amount of 10B exported from the fed le...