Peach. A self-fertile peach with large yellow fruits with a crimson flush. Aromatic, sweet juicy flesh, very good flavour. Ripens in early August. Full sun. Hardy. Back-fill with soil mixed with peat substitute and a suitable fertiliser.
Prunus persica var. nectarina ‘Lord Napier’
A self-fertile peach with large yellow fruits with a crimson flush. Aromatic, sweet juicy flesh, very good flavour. Ripens in early August.
Category: Trees
Additional information
Generic | Prunus |
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Species | persica |
Varietry | var. nectarina 'Lord Napier' |
Common Name | Peach |
Flower Colour | pink |
Soil | |
Aspect | Full sun |
Foliage | Deciduous |
Height | |
Family | Rosaceae |
Spread | |
Growth Speed | |
Growth Habit | |
Fragrance | FALSE |
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Flowers From | |
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Fruits When | |
Moisture | Moist, Well drained |
Protection | |
Hardiness | Hardy |
Planting | Back-fill with soil mixed with peat substitute and a suitable fertiliser |
Care | Keep moist in first year |
Border | |
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