A spreading heavy cropping tree. Narrabeen fruit stores well. Fruit can be eaten fresh, made into jams or stewed.

Maturity: approximately mid to late January

A good cropping upright spreading tree. Fruit is suitable for drying, however, it may be eaten fresh or made into jams. Protect from hot dry winds in a sunny position with well drained fertile soils.

Maturity: approximately early February

The Peacherine is a cross between a peach and a nectarine producing a large smooth freestone fruit. It has a red blush over yellow skin and yellow flesh. Matures mid season. A self fertile tree that will love an open, well drained, sunny position.

Maturity: Mid season

Very easy to harvest as nuts fall free from shell. Fruit size is medium to large, dark brown with stripey skin. Plant other varieties near for pollination. This tree is an average cropper.

Maturity: approximately mid April

Lovely tree has been grafted onto a dwarfing rootstock (60% of standard) and still produces full size fruit ! Jonathan is a reliable cropper producing round red over yellow/green fruit, maturing in late February/ early March. This crisp slightly acidic fruit doesn't store well and requires a pollinator. Trees bear heavy crops and require extra care. Staking and good watering is essential.

Maturity: February early March