'Early Moorpark' Apricot Tree

'Early Moorpark' Apricot TreeA compact habit makes it perfect for growing in pots great for apricots because it means you can keep it on a warm patio or balcony and move it indoors when cold Reliable cropper which produces a large number of plump, yellow fruits Sweet and juicy with a good aromatic flavour, they are delicious eaten fresh or make brilliant jam Apricots perform best in the warmer part of the UK They prefer warmer weather, and their early spring flowers are

or planted as part of a Japanese-style planting scheme

fertile soil and regular watering during the growing season

tough and featuring enormous variety

The leaves contrast in a lovely green and are long in shape with finely toothed edges

Vibrant Hot Pink and Crimson Red bell-shaped flowers

Numerous golden yellow blooms

This variety has dark green lobed leaves before turning to a fiery red in the Autumn

mouthwateringly juicy nectarines

Featuring long

Cox’s Orange Pippin is offered as a rootstock MM106

Vivid carmine-red flowers

They resemble a dragon’s claws or a contorted skeleton - great to delight the teens having a spooky midnight feast in the garden