Nectarines

Nectarines

Nectarines are produced throughout South Africa, but the bulk of production comes from the Western Cape. The trees are small with 4-8m in height and therefore ideal for a Mediterranean food forest.

Where do Nectarines grow?

Nectarines prefer a sunny warm and wind sheltered climate. They are less hardy than peaches. They strive in areas with hot summers.

Best flavour is attained when nectarines are left to fully ripen on the tree before picking.

Nectarine Trees have moderate wind tolerance 

Nectarine Tree leaf

Our Nectarine Trees are still young but first harvests are to be expected in their year 2-4.

16. November 2021

Growing Nectarines
21.10.2021

Nectarine growing on a small fruit tree
Nectarines growing 

Nectarine Tree flowering on 13. Sept 2021

Nectarine Tree flowering in South Africa

Tree flowering in Spring - September 2020Nectarine flower successfully pollinated

Young open vase shape Nectarine tree in South African Winter in August 2020

Nectarine Tree in South African Winter

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