The variety matures in late June – early July. The fruits have a cream or pale green ground color with a dark pink blush and are characterized by a pronounced aroma and flesh texture.
The variety name often causes confusion due to its similarity to the English word for nectarine. The variety is self-fertile and can be grown in a wide range of climate hardiness zones from 2 to 7.
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