Prunus armeniaca Moorpark (Apricot Tree)
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Genus :  Prunus
Species :  armeniaca
Cultivar :   Moorpark
Eventual Height :   300 cm
Eventual Spread :   300 cm
Position :   full sun, south, west
Soil Drainage :  moist but well drained
Soil PH :   neutral
Exposure :  sheltered
Hardiness : (H4) Hardy

The succulent, juicy fruit of Prunus armeniaca Moorpark is among the best-tasting of all apricots. This medium-sized, deciduous tree displays its showy, pale-pink flowers in mid-spring, followed by an abundance of large, sweet, golden-orange fruit which is slightly fuzzy to the touch. Ripening in midsummer, these apricots are ideal for fresh eating and drying, but not suitable for canning. This variety is self-fruiting and does not need another pollinator. Rich, sweet flavoured, juicy apricots with yellow flesh, dotted with crimson, ripening in August. A rewarding fruit to grow producing a good flavour.

 
 
Quantity
 
15 Litre Pot 180cm
Price: £29.95
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12 Litre Pot
Price: £39.95
1

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