Eastern Glo Nectarine Tree

Introduced:  2010, California

Also known as Early Glo, this glossy red fruit has a yellow flesh and a good balance of sweetness and acidity, making it a delicious dessert or fresh fruit. Clingstone. The tree is highly valued for its productivity and better bacterial spot resistance compared to many other varieties, making it well-suited for home gardens.

Blooms Early

Ripens Late July

Best Uses - Fresh Eating, Baking

Dwarf root stock:  Bailey

1/2” Caliper +/-

4 foot tall +/-

Final height of 12 feet +/-

Will mature in 6-7 years

Nectarine Tree Notes:

Plant where trees will get sun for most of the day in a well drained soil. Dig a hole large enough to accommodate the roots, don’t add fertilizers or compost when filling the hole, save those for a top-dressing once the tree leafs out. Always protect your new trees with a “mouse guard” either a wrap from a garden center or a tube made from hardware cloth. Nectarine trees are "self-fruitful", which means they don't need another pollinator tree.

PICK TREES THAT BLOOM AT THE SAME TIME FOR PROPER POLLINATION AND FRUITING!