Fruit Trees: Nectarine Trees

Fantasia Nectarine Tree

The Fantasia Nectarine is very popular. It is a large yellow nectarine of the freestone variety. When harvested early, the fruit is firm and tangy. If allowed to mature on the plants longer, the fruits are much sweeter and have a rich flavor. This nectarine scores very high in taste tests. A Fantasia Nectarine is a delicious treat in the summertime. This fruits are large and bright red with yellow skins. These trees are self pollinating, and grow very vigorously. The trees should be pruned and the fruits thinned for consistent, quality crops. The soil should be moderately fertile with very good drainage.

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