Nectarine tree with white flesh / Prunus persica NB

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77.48 € Nectarine tree with white flesh 'Morton'

Nectarine tree with white flesh 'Sylverlode'
3 years old Plant grown in 15 liters pot
Height of plant: 150/175 cm (3 to 5 branches)
Delivered by specialised carrier.

72.75 € Nectarine tree with white flesh 'Morton'

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Nectarine tree with white flesh 'Sylverlode'
3 years old Plant grown in 15 liters pot
Height of plant: 150/175 cm (3 to 5 branches).
Unit price available starting from 3 units purchased.
Delivered by specialised carrier.

30.68 € Nectarine tree with white flesh 'Morton'

0131Y - Available

Plant grown in 3,5 liters pot - Height of plant: 80/100 cm.

29.07 € Nectarine tree with white flesh 'Morton'

0131Z - Available

Plant grown in 3,5 liters pot - Height of plant: 80/100 cm.
Unit price available starting from 4 units purchased.

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Nectarine tree with white flesh

Nectarose - Plant grown in 10 liters pot - Height of plant: 100/120 cm

Nectarine tree with white flesh

Description : Nectarine tree with white flesh

Geographic origin: China.
Adult size: Height up to 5 metres.
Foliage: Deciduous.
Type of soil: All, except very cold soils.
Climate: Hardy to -15°C, but the flowers will perish below -1°C.
Position: Full sun, sheltered from cold winds.
Pollinators: Self-fertile. However if two different varieties are planted in proximity then the yield of fruit will be higher.

Properties and uses:
The nectarine tree is happy in a temperate climate. It does not particularly like the cold but prefers warmth and sunshine. The nectarine is a variation of the peach tree that developed to survive in very dry conditions.
Its rose coloured flowers appear in the spring and are followed by the fruits, which are delicious if allowed to ripen in the sun.
The nectarine tree is very susceptible to the disease 'peach leaf curl', so you must be attentive and use a preventative treatment just after the leaves have fallen and before the flowers appear. You should also keep an eye open for any other disease that could affect its health...
It is important to regularly prune the tree as this encourages better fruiting and because the fruit bearing branches die off.

- The nectarine tree 'Morton': Self-fertile, late-flowering and hardy variety. The fruits are sweet and plump.
- The nectarine tree 'Nectarose': Self-fertile, late-flowering and hardy variety. The fruits are fragrant and of good size.
- The nectarine tree 'Snow Queen': Self-fertile, late-flowering and hardy variety. The fruits are fragrant and juicy.

Plant them now: the shortest way to your plate is through your garden!