Your seedling sprouted in summer, overwintered indoors. After last frost, harden off 10 days in shade, then plant in full sun, wide hole, amended with composted manure. Use slow-release fruit tree fertilizer spikes.
High water table caution: If soil is poorly drained, nectarines will struggle. Check if neighbors grow fruit trees successfully. Consult BC Master Gardeners (Vancouver chapter) and BC stone fruit guide (page 21).
Remember: hybrid parent means fruit/tree may differ from the original nectarine.
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