Stone Fruit Garden Collection – 3 Trees — a versatile collection of peach, nectarine, and apricot for creating a vibrant and productive fruit garden. The set combines fragrant sweet fruits, decorative spring blossoms, and different ripening times, allowing you to enjoy stone fruits throughout the summer.

Peach "Saturn" is a perennial, vigorous fruit tree. It's a fig-like, summer variety. The approximate ripening period is mid-August. The leaves are lanceolate. Before the leaves unfurl, it blooms with pink flowers emitting an enticing scent. The fruits are large (100-150 grams), round, flat, flattened at the top and bottom. The skin is dense, pubescent, yellow with an almost ubiquitous blush. The flesh is fibrous, dense, juicy, sweet, and creamy. The stem is short, holding the fruit firmly; the stone is small, covered with characteristic pits and wrinkles. Fruits appear in 3-4 years.

Nectarine is a smooth-skinned variety of peach that emerged as a result of natural mutation. The tree typically reaches 3–7 m in height and forms a spreading or rounded crown. The fruits are large, weighing approximately 100–200 g, with a smooth, glossy skin of yellow, orange, or red hues. The flesh of the nectarine is juicy, aromatic, and sweet, sometimes with a slight tartness. Depending on the variety, it can be yellow, white, or creamy. Nectarine is valued not only for its pleasant taste but also for its nutritional value: the fruits contain vitamins A and C, potassium, dietary fiber, and antioxidant compounds. The plant has an ancient cultivation history and is particularly popular in warm climates. The fruits are consumed fresh, and also used for desserts, baked goods, compotes, and other preparations.

Apricot is a deciduous tree or shrub with a wide crown and a deep root system. The tree height is 5-12 m. The bark of the tree is cracking, brownish-gray. The shoots are reddish-brown or brownish-olive, covered with a grayish film, shiny. Buds are located in groups of 2-3. The leaves are simple, oval, serrated along the edge, with an elongated-pointed tip. The flowers are large, white-pink, with dark red reflexed sepals, emitting a pleasant aroma. The trees bloom before the leaves unfurl, in April, but if spring is early and warm – in late March. The flowering period is 7-9 days. During the fruiting period, the tree acquires a special elegance. The fruit is a drupe, rounded or round-oval, fleshy, orange or yellow, with a blush and a velvety surface. Apricots fruit in July-August (depending on the variety). Apricots grow very quickly; under favorable conditions, they can grow up to one and a half meters per year. An adult plant reaches a height of 5-10 cm. With adherence to all agricultural practices, apricot trees will bear fruit for 50 years or more.