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Peaches and Nectarine Trees

  • 02-06-2012 1:40pm
    #1
    Mo60
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    Has anyone had any success in growing peach or nectarine trees outside?

    Even though I spray them, every year the ones I have end up with peach leaf curl and no fruit so I am seriously considering removing them.


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  • #2
    planetX
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,441 ✭✭✭planetX


    the only time i've seen them is trained up against a brick wall, and even then I think they put covering over them after pollination to keep the heat in. Maybe in a tunnel? Prob better to just replace them with a good apple variety:o


  • #3
    ROGER THE LODGER
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11 ✭ROGER THE LODGER


    Planted 100 trees so far, all peaches sulking in the Irish climate,so just using them as a natural clematis frames , which is better than letting them go to waste.


  • #4
    Cardinal Richelieu
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,407 ✭✭✭Cardinal Richelieu


    ROGER THE LODGER wrote: »
    Planted 100 trees so far, all peaches sulking in the Irish climate,so just using them as a natural clematis frames , which is better than letting them go to waste.

    Ouch! must have cost a bit to learn that lesson.


  • #5
    Mylow
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 802 ✭✭✭Mylow


    I grew them when I lived in London. You need to shelter them from November till end of May. Leave a gap at the bottom of shelter to allow pollination. The trick is keeping them dry to stop fungal growth, remove any dead leaves from around the base.

    I also grew Kiwi's, they were very successful.

    Not sure if we get enough sun to ripen the fruit here.


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