Goldmine nectarine is a beloved heirloom variety that produces medium-to-large, sweet, juicy nectarines with smooth, white flesh and red-blushed skin, making it excellent for fresh eating, canning, or baking. The self-fertile tree is hardy and productive, thriving in full sun and well-drained soil with a mid- to late-summer harvest. Red-Gold nectarine is a popular, high-yeilding, and self-fertile tree that produces large, freestone fruit with smooth, gold-yellow skin with a vibrant red blush. Known for its sweet, tangy, and juicy yellow flesh, it is excellent for fresh eating, baking, and canning. Trees grow to 12-15', are cold hardy to -20 (which is USDA Zone 5), and produce fruit in mid to late summer. Arctic Glo nectarine stands out for its striking red skin and vibrant red or white flesh with a tangy-sweet, complex flavor that blends rich nectarine sweetness with plum-like notes. It’s a compact, reliable producer for home orchards, self-pollinating and bearing fruit in mid to late summer. Red Sunset nectarine is a striking, compact nectarine variety known for its compact, ornamental tree with deep red foliage and a size that makes it suitable for patios, containers, or small garden spaces. The tree produces freestone nectarines with firm, juicy yellow flesh and attractive red-blushed skin, offering excellent flavor for fresh eating or desserts. It is typically self-fertile and begins bearing fruit at a relatively young age, with ripening often in mid to late summer depending on climate and growing conditions. Because of its dwarfing habit and ornamental appeal, Red Sunset is especially popular in home orchards where space is limited. USDA Zone: 5-10 Mature Height: 10-15' Dwarf Seedling Sun: Full Sun Ripening Time: Pollination: Trees are self fertile but will benefit from another nectarine tree nearby Dwarfing Rootstock: Seedling
