'Madame Blanchette' Nectarine Tree Ficus lyrata Self fertile Apricots don't require

Self fertile Apricots don't require pollination by another tree to produce fruit

indicating its benefits to pollinating insects like butterflies and bees

Trachelospermum jasminoides Star of Toscana

as long as it is not overwatered

it showcases clusters of double white flowers

'Madame Blanchette' Nectarine Tree Ficus lyrata Self fertile Apricots don't requireA truly wonderful nectarine tree, 'Madame Blanchette' is (confusingly, given the name) a Dutch variety that's been around for almost a century. This tree is areal feature piece in and of itself, with pretty, delicate foliage and dainty pink, springtime blossoms preceding the appearance of bright red, juicy fruits. Although it doesn't produce the biggest nectarines you'll ever see, the fruits of 'Madame Blanchette' are still sumptuously sweet and