The Panamint Nectarine is a great tree for the low chill
fruit orchard. Nectarines and peaches require decent drainage.
Our trees typically bloom in late February or early March and ripen in
June or the first part of July. One of our primary goals in our
garden is to provide fresh fruit continuously for as much of the season as
possible. The Panamint nectarine is a staple for the early season in
our garden. I have had success with the Panamint nectarine in
coastal gardens, but it is really at its best for gardens with some inland
heat and cold winter nights. I keep the Panamint Nectarine trees
relatively small with hard winter pruning.
High
resolution images of the
Panamint Nectarine are available.
