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redsun9

Can You Pollinate Nectarine with Peach?

12 years ago

I have a Nectarine tree mis-marked as peach. I have 3 other peach trees nearby. Can I get away with the peach trees as pollinator for the nectarine? Just wonder. The nectarine looks the most healthy among the 4 trees. It set fruits a couple of years ago. But the fruits were all taken by the wild creatures.

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