Nectarines

Nectarine , shaved peach, fuzzless peach, (scientific name: Amygdalus persica var. Nectarina) , is a deciduous middle to tall tree from the family Rosaceae, native to China and northern Iran. It is cultivated to harvest fruits. The skin has no hair and is smooth. The pulp is sour. In Japan, it is mainly produced in Nagano Prefecture. Although it is cold resistant, its weakness is that it is vulnerable to rain. Since the flowering is in April and the harvest is after the rainy season, cultivation is difficult. A popular variety is “May Grand”.

Common name: Nectarine, Scientific name: Amygdalus persica var. Nectarina, also known as: shaved peach, fuzzless peach, Origin: China to northern Iran, Japan Production area: Nagano Prefecture, Living type: deciduous middle to tall , Tree height: 2 to 10 m, Leaf edge: Sawtooth, Flowering period: April, Harvest period: July to August, Flower color : Pink, Harvest period: July to August, Fruit weight: 150-300 g, Skin color: Red, Skin surface: Smooth, Flesh color: Red, Yellow, Texture: Crunchy, Taste: Sweet and sour, How to eat : Raw food, jam, jelly.

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