1 Hardy Apricot tree 6 inches bareroot tree - $9 - (Midland, MI)

Latin: Prunus armeniacaZones: 5-8Other common names: Hardy ApricotLight Requirement: Full Sun to PartialSoil Condition: Well DrainedBloom Season: SpringBloom Color: PinkMature Height: 26 - 30ftGrowth Rate: Medium-growingPlanting Zone: 5-8Self pollinating, though will produce best when in presence of other species in the Prunus genus, such as wild black cherry, choke cherry, and american plum. The fruit is similar to a small peach. Growing approximately 15 to 20 feet tall, they can spread up to 15 feet wide. In an orchard setting, space trees every 15 to 20 feet. This fruits can be used for jams, jellies and dried snacks, or eat fresh off the tee. I say it take 10 days to ship these but usually I ship them with in 3-5 day. I put this down in case of sickness or if the ground freezes and I have to thaw the ground. Best time to plant these are in the fall and winter.

Posted in Midland, MI, Farm & Garden
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