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Nectarine trees are the smooth skinned peach. Often considered to have a superior flavour to its well loved cousin. Fresh, melting and juicy fruits. Ready for picking in August and September. Delicious eaten fresh or used in making desserts, sauces and jams.

Produces a mass of lovely pink flowers from the end of March so it is advised to protect this species from frost. Undercover in a greenhouse works well. We supply nectarine trees in a range of sizes and forms, so you can grow your tree in a pot, against a wall as a fan trained tree or as a bush. We have the right size for even the smallest gardens!

Pruning in the spring will encourage strong new growth which will help fruiting. Prefer a warm, sunny and sheltered position. All varieties are self fertile.

Garden Beauty

Garden Beauty

Nectarine

Naturally dwarf variety. Stunning deep pink semi-double flowers in spring and delicious, juicy fruits.

Humboldt

Humboldt

Nectarine

Orange fleshed and richly flavoured. The tree produces flowers freely. Self fertile and heavy cropping.

Lord Napier

Lord Napier

Nectarine

Early and large. Skin has a very dark crimson cheek in full sun. flesh very white, melting and juicy. Freestone.

Mesembrine (Flat Nectarine)

Mesembrine (Flat Nectarine)

Nectarine

Pretty, pink flowers. Flattened smooth, yellow-red fruit with juicy, melting, yellow flesh in late summer.

Nectarella

Nectarella

Nectarine

A dwarf nectarine of very good quality. Sweet orange-red flesh and a freestone. Ideal for pot growing.

Pineapple

Nectarine

A clean pale skinned variety with yellow flesh and rich aromatic flavour slightly reminiscent of a pineapple.

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