Sunraycer Nectarines
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Pot size
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Water
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Fertilizer
First year (sandy soil): 0.25 lb 12-4-8 plus micronutrients per tree in January, March, May and August (1 lb/year)
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Pollination
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Propagation
Seed - requires 2 - 3 months cold stratification and is best sown in a cold frame as soonβ¦
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Pests & diseases
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Look out for (Houston)
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What it is
A deciduous fruit tree in the rose family that gives peaches or nectarines. (Source covers peaches in general.)
NC State ExtensionWhy grow/eat it
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Harvest in Houston
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Container tips
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Cautions
The seed contains hydrogen cyanide; discard it. Wilted leaves are poisonous too. Watch for borers, plum curculio and mites; late frosts can damage flowers.
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