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Growing a Nectarine Tree from Seed in Coastal British Columbia

Growing a Nectarine Tree from Seed in Coastal British Columbia

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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