Nursery · Nectarine trees

Nectarine trees from our nursery in Moldova

Grafted nectarine tree seedlings (Prunus persica var. nucipersica), grown at our nursery in Jora de Sus, Orhei, Republic of Moldova.

Nectarine (Prunus persica var. nucipersica) is, botanically, a smooth-skinned peach variety with no fuzz. We graft our nectarine seedlings onto Almond rootstock.

Nectarine has similar requirements to peach — a sunny position and well-drained soil — with the Almond rootstock giving good tolerance of drier soils.

Catalogue

Available varieties

Variety availability can vary by season. Message us on WhatsApp for current stock.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about nectarine trees

Which nectarine variety do you have available?

We currently grow Stark Sunglo, grafted on Almond rootstock. Availability varies by season — ask us on WhatsApp.

Is Stark Sunglo a peach or a nectarine?

Botanically and horticulturally it is a nectarine (smooth-skinned Prunus persica var. nucipersica) — that's the classification international horticultural sources use, though the nursery's own paperwork lists it under "peach".

Interested in Stark Sunglo nectarine trees?

Message us on WhatsApp for current availability and planting advice.