Stark Sunglo nectarine trees from our nursery
Available rootstock: Almond.
Interested in Stark Sunglo?
Message us on WhatsAppAbout the Stark Sunglo variety
Stark Sunglo (SunGlo) is an American nectarine introduced in 1962 by Stark Bro's Nurseries, bred by Fred Anderson in Merced, California, from a cross of Sun Grand with (Le Grand × Halehaven).
Fruit
Large fruit with an intense red-orange skin over 80–90% of the surface, firm, meaty flesh with a balanced sweet-tart flavour; the stone separates easily from the flesh (freestone).
Approximate ripening period
Summer.
Tree characteristics
A self-fertile variety — no pollinator needed — documented as suited to areas with cold temperate winters (USDA hardiness zones 5–8, a close match to Moldova's climate).
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Almond
Available rootstock
Almond rootstock, known for its drought tolerance, is what we use for peach and nectarine.
Suited orchard type
Suitable for home orchards wanting a robust, self-fertile nectarine that needs no pollinator.
Origin of our seedlings
Stark Sunglo seedlings are grown entirely at our own nursery in Jora de Sus, Orhei — not bought in from third parties for resale.
Frequently asked questions about Stark Sunglo
Do you have Stark Sunglo nectarine trees available?
We grow this variety on a recurring basis, though availability can vary by season. Message us on WhatsApp for current stock.