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Apr 9, 2016 10:56 AM CST
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Name: Jared Nicholes
Dietrich, Idaho (Zone 6a)
Hello!

Yesterday I made a post about a tangerine tree. I just realized what I had was not a tangerine tree, but a nectarine tree. My mistake. Anyway, I was wondering, is there anything I need to know about growing nectarines and caring for the trees? I already have a LOT of flowers on both trees. I was also wondering how long does it take for a flower to turn into fruit?

Thanks!

Jared
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Apr 9, 2016 11:48 AM CST
Name: greene
Savannah, GA (Sunset 28) (Zone 8b)
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The nectarine flowers can be damaged by cold weather and cold winds which will hinder the flower forming a fruit. Be prepared to keep a 'weather eye' and cover the tree with burlap or other material to protect the delicate flowers. Once the fruit forms you should thin/cull. Depending on the variety of nectarine the fruit could be ready anywhere from June/July to September.

Hope you take lots of photos so we can watch as the tree grows. Thumbs up
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