Bill's Nectar Peachcot Rootstock/Size:Manchurian Full Size: 2-4 ft.Overview Luke tried one of Purvis' Bills Nectar Peachcots a few years ago, but due to storage issues in his cold roomspecifically mold contaminationthe flavor wasnt at its peak. Even so, this is a fascinating hybrid of Nectarine Peach Apricot. The fruits are large and, from memory, had a somewhat fibrous texture. Notes from Bob Purvis The fruit is an interesting fruit to grow because of its size, which is larger than a peach but has the texture of an
plan on microclimate advantages (wind protection
This cherry variety delivers a distinct sweet cherry flavor with notes of honey and a delightful splash of tanginess
site selection is important
The berries are sweeter than most honeyberries we’ve tried
Its longevity in American orchards speaks to both its resilience and its practical value in a pre-refrigeration world
Flavor profile ranges from sub-acid to sweet
It will not cross-pollinate with Asian or American plums
even with Norland's naturally dwarfing vigor regardless of rootstock
Our Flemish Beauty pears come in multiple sizes
One important compatibility note that shows up in nursery guidance is that Bartlett is commonly listed as a poor or incompatible match for Seckel as a pollenizer (including explicit “do not pair” guidance)
Seckel has an exceptional flavor
as Bud 118 has seen near -50F without showing any rootstock damage (although there was snow on the ground when these numbers were obtained at Ed Schultz' farm in Gallatin Gateway
