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Plum — President
Prunus domestica 'President'
Versatile fruit which can be eaten fresh, dried, stewed or made into a liqueur. Prefers a well drained sunny position protected from hot dry winds.
Maturity: approximately mid February
Nectarine — Sunlite
Prunus persica var. nucipersica 'Sunlite'
Maturing mid to late season Sunlite produces a medium, yellow fleshed nectarine. Fruit long in shape and freestone. It is a self fertile, hardy tree only needing low chill hours.
Maturity: Mid to late season
Chestnut — Autumn Bounty
Castanea sativa
Heavy cropping tree which produces large nuts with a small base. Brown/red in colour with a stripey appearance. Fantastic flavour and stores well. Plant with other varieties for pollination.
Maturity: approximately late April
Nectarine — Flavortop DWARF
Prunus persica 'Flavortop'
Flavortop is a new dwarf variety which reaches 1.5/2m x 1.5/2m. Fruit still reaches normal size - being large,red skinned, and yellow fleshed. Trees are self fertile and mature through late January early February, with great flavour. Trees will require staking and should be planted in full to part shade. Flavortop would make a stunning specimen tree in small gardens. Can be planted in pots and tubs.
Maturity: Late January/ early February
Apricot — Moorpark
Prunus armeniaca ' Moorpark'
Very popular large, round/oval orange coloured juicy apricot. It produces a high quality rich superbly flavoured fruit. Moorpark is self fertile and matures January approximately. Perfect for picking fresh from your backyard. Suitable for making into jams, stewing etc. A very versatile fruit.
Maturity: Approximately January
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