Burchell Nursery 2013 Varieties

This is a beautiful, large yellow-fleshed nectarine with very high finish. Spring Flare has very good eating quality and is productive for the season. It is the logical replacement for Rose Bright. Fruit has been uniformly large throughout the canopy. Chilling requirement is estimated at 350 to 400 hours. USPP#21,724.

The Supareil Almond has the potential to earn up to 20% more dollars per pound. The latest update from Blue Diamond reinforces what other buyers have said: “With the way this looks, we will pay the Nonpareil price for the Supareil.” The Supareil pollinates Nonpareil, Carmel, Aldrich, Fritz, Sonora, Price, and Wood Colony and harvests 10 to 14 days after Nonpareil. Its large kernel resembles Nonpareil in shape, color, and taste and has a well-sealed, worm-resistant shell. This new Burchell variety has been under evaluation for more than 15 years with the goal of potentially providing growers with premium pricing and yielding more dollars. A Burchell Nursery exclusive. USPP#21,934.

This full color yellow peach is very firm and juicy. It has a balanced flavor and great eating qualities. Ripening before Spring Flame 21, it is the best eating peach in the early season! Its peak size is generally 48–50. USPP#23,689.

This is a very large yellow-fleshed clingstone nectarine. It has good flavor and eats well. This nectarine is very productive and produces relatively uniform-sized fruit throughout the tree. This nectarine has non-melting flesh, which is ideal for storage. Approximate ripening date is July 5–10. Commercially planted. USPP#15,622.

This large, juicy yellow clingstone has a great eating quality and boasts full color. It also has a very strong postharvest life, making it a good candidate for shipping. Ripens after Ryan Sun, and before Summer Flame 34.

This classic, yellow-fleshed clingstone is the Spring Bright replacement that you have been waiting for. The fruit sets better than Spring Bright, and has virtually no splits. This nectarine is the complete package: flavor, flesh density, color, and luster. It ripens in early to mid June.

Capitola almond has been under evaluation for more than 15 years. It is a great replacement for Monterey as it makes a better pollinator because it blooms earlier, it has an earlier harvest date (+8), and it is a larger tree than Monterey. A Burchell Nursery exclusive. USPP#19,369.