8 Apricot Tree Seeds | Prunus Armeniaca Fruit Tree Seeds by CZGrain

8 Apricot Tree Seeds | Prunus Armeniaca Fruit Tree Seeds

$19.98
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8 Apricot Tree Seeds | Prunus Armeniaca Fruit Tree Seeds by CZGrain

8 Apricot Tree Seeds | Prunus Armeniaca Fruit Tree Seeds

$19.98

About This

  • Sweet Golden Apricot Fruit: Grow Prunus armeniaca from seed for deciduous fruit trees with the potential to produce golden yellow to orange apricots with soft juicy flesh and a sweet mildly tart flavor
  • Beautiful Early Spring Flowers: Apricot trees produce delicate white to pale pink blossoms early in spring, often before the canopy fully leafs out, creating an attractive seasonal flowering display
  • About 15 to 20 Feet Tall: Mature Apricot trees commonly reach approximately 15 to 20 feet tall with a rounded spreading canopy, although final size varies with climate, pruning and growing conditions
  • Fresh and Versatile Fruit: Ripe apricot flesh can be enjoyed fresh or used for jams, preserves, baking, sauces and dried fruit. Each fruit contains one large central pit that should be removed before eating
  • Seed Grown Trees Naturally Vary: Apricots grown from seed may differ from the parent tree in fruit size, color, flavor and growth habit. Grow in full sun with regular moisture and fertile well drained soil

Overview

  • Brand : CZ Grain
  • Material Feature : Heirloom, Non GMO, Premium seeds
  • Color : White to Pale Pink Flowers, Green Foliage, Golden Orange Fruit
  • Special Feature : Edible Fruit Potential, High Germination Rate, Sweet Tart Fruit
  • Expected Blooming Period : Early Spring
  • Item Weight : 4.16 ounces
  • Sunlight Exposure : Full Sun
  • Unit Count : 1 Count
  • Product Care Instructions : Grow in full sun in fertile well drained soil. Water regularly while young and during extended dry periods. Choose a site with good air circulation and protect early blossoms from severe late frosts when possible. Grow in full sun in fertile well drained soil. Water regularly while young and during extended dry periods. Choose a site with good air circulation and protect early blossoms from s… See more
  • USDA Hardiness Zone : Generally Zones 5–8

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