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Flavortop Nectarine-Fruit Trees-Dave Wilson-

Flavortop Nectarine

$39.99 - $59.99
$59.99
$39.99 - $59.99
$59.99
SKU C566

Prunus persica var. neupersica 'Flavortop'

Top rated flavor is what Flavortop is all about! Get your tastebuds ready for an explosive experience, because Flavortop nectarines are bursting with a unique flavor you can't find anywhere else. Flavortop produces incredibly juicy, sweet, complex fruits that will make you blow your top!

Flavortop kicks off the spring every year with showy large pink blossom and moves into summer with striking red fruits, giving this tree ornamental appeal in addition to it's awesome fruits!

USDA Zone: 5-8

Grow Height:  12'

Sun: Full Sun

Ripening Time: August (Mid-Late Summer)

Pollination: Self Fertile

Semi Dwarf Rootstock: Lovell

Read our Nectarine Growing Guide

Size: Semi-Dwarf (2'-3')
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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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  • Is this type of nectarine tree disease resistant?

    No, it is not bred for specfic disease resistances.

  • Yellow or white fleshed?

    Yellow fleshed nectarine.

  • Will a nectarine pollinate a peach?

    Yes they will believe it or not.

  • Is this variety a freestone or clingstone?

    Flavortop is a freestone nectarine.

Customer Reviews

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Carolyn H.
Flavortop necterine

I ordered a flavortop because I have seen reviews that they are a tasty choice. The tree was in good shape upon arrival but very small. I have seen them at a local garden center that was much bigger for almost half the price. Rain tree has good quality but on the pricey side.

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Lawrence S.
This Tree May Thrive Someday

I and my daughter have ordered some excellent plants from Raintree, especially Blueberries and Lingonberries, and two peach trees that came with impressive girth and roots out of the box. This one does not compare with those healthy, developed specimens. It has such a weak root system and spindly trunk that I hope it will grow in three years into a stronger plant. It may take much longer before it can bear any fruit.