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Fantasia nectarines ripening on the tree

Fantasia Nectarine

$89.99
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Pollination Self-fertile
Bloom group 3 of 7 (Early-Mid)
Ripening

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Note: Although this is the first year of us growing Fantasia, most of this information is secondhand.

Overview

Fantasia Nectarine is a classic freestone nectarine known for its large size, bright red skin, and excellent dessert quality. Developed in California in the mid-20th century, it became popular for its rich flavor, attractive appearance, and reliable productivity in warm, sunny sites.

Fruit Quality & Uses

Fantasia produces large, yellow-fleshed nectarines with firm, juicy flesh and a balanced sweet-tart flavor. The fruit is freestone when fully ripe and well suited for fresh eating, slicing, desserts, and light processing.

Growth Habit & Hardiness

Trees are vigorous with an upright to spreading habit and benefit from regular pruning and thinning. Fantasia is likely as hardy as the other nectarines we have grown, and could possibly survive -25F midwinter as its absolute minimum winter temp tolerance. So should only be planted in a solid zone 5 (still with good protection) or better yet zone 6. Like most nectarines, flower buds are sensitive to spring frosts, so site selection is important in marginal climates.

Pollination partners

Good partners for Fantasia Nectarine

Fantasia Nectarine is self-fertile, so one tree will fruit on its own. If you'd like a second peach or nectarine, these bloom at the same time and work well together.

Bloom group 3 of 7 (Early-Mid)
Pollination Self-fertile
Pollen Good pollenizer

11 trees we carry bloom with it. 7 in stock now.

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