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Grown throughout NZ this popular and vigorous Nectarine ripens quite early in summer. The fruit are strongly blushed red over yellow skin. The flesh is very tasty and semi-freestone. Plant in a sunny well drained spot. Self Fertile. Deciduous.

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aka Flatto Nectarine

Flatto Nectarine. Large crops of sweet tasting fruit with yellow flesh. Ripens around late February. Distinctive flattened shape just perfect for a snack or popping into lunch boxes. Self Fertile. Deciduous. TM.

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aka Dwarf Nectarine

Dwarf Nectarine. Pretty pink blossom in spring followed by yellow fleshed fruit of a good size that ripen around February. Nice compact habit making it suitable for container and court-yard planting. Plant in a sunny well drained spot. Self Fertile. Suitable for warmer areas. Deciduous.

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aka Dwarf Nectarine

You will be delighted with this delicious dwarf Nectarine that is small in size but not on taste. Large, yellow, juicy freestone fruit ripen March/April. Pretty pink blossom in spring. Suitable for warmer areas. Plant in a sunny well drained spot or perhaps a container. Self Fertile. Deciduous.

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aka Heritage Nectarine

An enduring favourite, this variety has medium sized fruit that ripen in mid February. The freestone fruit is mainly red over green skin, the flesh is white, juicy and aromatic. Good dessert and fresh eating variety. Originating in the Kaipara region, this is a vigorous and highly productive tree. Self Fertile. Deciduous.

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This highly ornamental Nectarine has pink spring blossom and purple-green summer foliage. Along with that you get delicious sweet Nectarines with purple skin and cream coloured flesh. What a combination. Grows well all NZ. Discovered in the Waikato and named after the founder - Mabel. Deciduous.

Nectarine Information Page 'Mabel' nectarines are ready to eat from about late January to mid February.

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Very early. 25th November (HB) Bright red and shiny fruit but small unless heavily thinned. Round to oblong shape with pale yellow flesh. A heavy cropping and very vigorous tree with exceptionally early flowering. A low chill variety that requires good frost protection. Self Fertile.

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aka Dwarf Nectarine

Dwarf. Sweet, yellow, juicy, freestone flesh. Deep pink blossom in spring. Self fertile but best planted with another nectarine or peach to aid pollination. Prefers fertile well drained soil and a sheltered sunny spot in the garden. Ideal for the small garden or in a pot. Ripens February. Deciduous.

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'New Boy' is actually a bit of an old boy now as this NZ variety has been around for quite a few years. Large, red skinned fruit with white juicy flesh that has an exquisite flavour. Produces well with crops ripening Jan-Feb. Freestone. Plant in a sunny well drained spot. Self Fertile. Deciduous.

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This nectarine produces high quality large fruit that keeps well. The skin is yellow with a large blush of red, the flesh is yellow and has a consistent good taste and separates easily from the stone. Ripens late January. Self Fertile. Deciduous.

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