Looking for a delicious and hardy peach tree that can withstand nematode attacks? Look no further than the Prunus persica var. Nemaguard, also known as the Nemaguard Peach. Native to China and domesticated in the region between the Tarim basin and Kunlun Shan mountains, this deciduous tree produces an edible juicy fruit that is perfect for snacking on in the summer. When pruning in May, be sure to leave most of the live wood intact and never prune off all your new growth. Plant the trees 15-20 feet apart for optimal growth and fruit production, and enjoy your first harvest in as little as 4-6 years. Plus, with its corrugated seed shell, this peach is classified with the almond in the subgenus Amygdalus within the Prunus genus, giving it added hardiness and resilience. This tree's rootstock has even been found to impart resistance to nematode attacks, making it a great choice for any peach grower. Get your own Nemaguard Peach tree today and enjoy its delectable fruit for years to come!
