Apricot Tree
A symbol of sweetness and renewal, the apricot tree announces with its flowers the awakening of spring and the promise of a summer full of flavor.
Medium-sized tree with a rounded crown, known for its spectacular early blooming and delicious orange fruits. Its beauty and fruit make it a jewel in any garden or family orchard.
25-liter pot
We have 45-liter pots at €242 (upon request)
We have 55–65 liter pots at €330 (upon request)
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Apricot Tree
Beyond its aesthetic charm, it stands out for the quality of its fruits: fleshy, aromatic, and rich in vitamins. It is a hardy, grateful, and easy-to-grow tree, ideal for those who enjoy contact with nature.
Main Characteristics
• Scientific name: Prunus armeniaca
• Family: Rosaceae
• Height: 3–6 meters
• Blooming: Late winter to early spring, with white or pink flowers
• Fruit: Apricot, orange-colored, sweet and slightly tangy
• Lifespan: 25–40 years
• Leaf type: Deciduous
Cultivation and Care
• Light: Prefers sunny exposure and sheltered from wind.
• Soil: Light, deep, and well-drained. Avoid overly wet soils.
• Watering: Moderate, more frequent in summer during fruit development.
• Pruning: In winter, removing dry branches and balancing the crown.
• Fertilizer: Apply compost or organic matter in spring.
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