Apricot Tree
Apricot — Prunus armeniaca
Apricot bears colorful stone fruit with juicy flesh surrounding a central pit.
This plant is also called: albaricoque (Spanish), damasco (Portuguese), abricotier (French), Albicocco (Italian), Marille (German), 杏 (Chinese), アンズ (Japanese), 살구나무 (Korean). Names from public plant databases.
| Size / pot | Price | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| 5 Gallon | 55.00 USD | Out of stock · Request this size |
| 15 Gallon | 165.00 USD | Out of stock · Request this size |
| 30 Gallon | 249.00 USD | In stock |
Stock checked 37 minutes ago.
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Not sure this tree fits your yard? Ask Maxi, or call us.
Plant facts
- Plant type
- Fruit tree
- Foliage
- Deciduous
- Hardiness zones
- 8-9
- Chill hours
- varies by cultivar
- Pollination
- Most apricots are self-fruitful; a few cultivars need a pollinizer.
- Mature size
- Typically 10-20 ft; often maintained smaller by pruning.
- Sun exposure
- full sun
- Harvest season
- Late spring to early summer (about May-Jun) where adapted.
Growing results vary with your climate, site, care and weather. The information shown here is general guidance and does not guarantee how a plant will perform once planted at your property. For performance related issues, please reference our care guides.
Sweet-tart and honeyed with apricot, peach and floral notes. Tender, juicy and fine-grained. Fragrant stone-fruit aroma.
Florida hardiness zones
This plant is rated for zones 8 to 9. Zones it suits are outlined in the key.
- 8b (suits this plant)
- 9a (suits this plant)
- 9b (suits this plant)
- 10a
- 10b
- 11a
- 11b
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