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Nectarines are not a hybrid fruit, they are peaches that lack the gene for fuzz! Every so often a nectarine can be spotted growing naturally on one of our peach trees. Though they're peaches in disguise, nectarines are regarded commercially as different fruits and the lack of fuzz can make for a very different eating experience. As with peaches, nectarines can be white or yellow, cling-stone or freestone.
On average, they're slightly smaller and sweeter than their cousins and their lack of fuzz can make their skins appear more reddish. The nectarines deeper, sometimes almost purple coloration contributed to a mistaken belief that they are hybrids of peaches and plums. We grow two white-fleshed varieties (Jade & Emeraude) that are typically harvested from June through July.
From our family farm in California to your door via UPS Carbon Neutral Shipment. That means, UPS will offset the climate impact of the shipment. UPS's carbon neutral shipping supports projects that offset the emissions of the shipment's transport. UPS has supported projects that include reforestation, landfill gas destruction, wastewater treatment, and methane destruction. View more details about our shipping rates, order deadlines, delivery estimates, and fulfillment schedule for our perishable vs. non-perishable products.
We are doing everything we can to get your orders to you in a timely manner, but please be aware that due to heightened demand our fulfillment partner UPS has issued a service alert and is experiencing shipping delays to all U.S. destinations. Thanks for your patience and if you have any questions please contact us.
