PRUNUS armeniaca 'PECHE DE NANCY'

Apricot Peche de Nancy

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PRUNUS armeniaca 'PECHE DE NANCY'

Apricot Peche de Nancy

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  • Maintenance advice : After harvesting, give a formative pruning to even out, harmonize and ventilate branches. At the end of winter, cut off any dead wood.
  • Botanical/Horticultural origin : Horticultural origin : bred in the Lorraine region (FR) 1709
  • Use group : Fruit Trees
  • Height at 10 years : 6 m
  • Width at 10 years : 3 m
  • Growth : Medium
  • Fragrance : No
  • Exposure : Full sun
  • Evergreen/Deciduous : Deciduous
  • Shape : tree like
  • Colour of leaves : Green
  • Colour of flowers : White
  • Soil type : Garden soil
  • Uses : Fruit tree
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Harvested when ripe in August. Self-fertilizing, productive and vigorous. An orangey-yellow, musky, tender, juicy, sweet and perfumed flesh. Originally from Nancy. Introduced to France by King Stanislas of Lorraine in 1709. Synonyms : De Wurtemberg, Peach Apricot, Large Peach Apricot, De Tours. Very rustic with fruit recommended for confectionery.