
Growing nectarines – varieties, position and care
The nectarine is a smooth-skinned form of the peach – grown almost the same way, but even more demanding in warmth and protection against leaf curl.
Fruit tree guides are your knowledge base about orchards. In this section, you will find guides on planting, pruning, and fertilizing fruit trees. We show you when to do the work and typical mistakes to avoid. We advise on the selection of varieties and rootstocks for the soil and location. There are tips for apple trees, plum trees, and other species. The advice will work in gardens and intensive plantings.
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The nectarine is a smooth-skinned form of the peach – grown almost the same way, but even more demanding in warmth and protection against leaf curl.

The sour cherry is a classic, reliable and frost-hardy fruit tree; many varieties are self-fertile and crop well without a pollinator.

The apricot is a heat-loving stone-fruit tree with exceptionally sweet fruit; it flowers early, so a warm, sheltered spot and frost protection are crucial.

The peach is one of the most rewarding stone-fruit trees, repaying you with sweet, aromatic fruit when given a warm, sheltered spot and regular care.

The pear is a rewarding pome-fruit tree for the garden and orchard. It gives sweet, buttery dessert fruit, and with the right choice of varieties, pollinators and rootstocks it crops abundantly for many years. Below you’ll find the most important pear varieties, recommended rootstocks and practical tips on fertilising, pruning and protection – including against the dangerous fire blight.

When to plant fruit trees in autumn, which species to leave for spring, how to prepare the planting hole, plant step by step and protect young trees over winter.

The sweet cherry is one of the tastiest stone-fruit trees for the garden and orchard. It produces crisp, sweet dessert fruit, and with the right choice of varieties and rootstocks it crops abundantly for many years. Below you’ll find the most important varieties, recommended rootstocks and practical tips on fertilising, pruning and protection.

The plum is a reliable stone-fruit tree for the garden and orchard. It gives aromatic fruit for preserves and fresh eating, and with proper care it yields abundantly for many years. Below you’ll find the most important plum varieties, recommended rootstocks and practical tips on fertilising, pruning and disease protection.

The apple is the most widely grown fruit tree in Poland. It gives excellent fruit, and with the right care it yields generously for many years. This guide covers the main apple varieties and rootstocks, along with practical advice on feeding, pruning and disease protection.