Apricot Tree old_product_id_10872 the leaves often turn red

the leaves often turn red and orange

Attractive Bark and Fall Color

Green Velvet Boxwood planting is best in a mixture of sand and clay soil

it is resistant to most insect and pest damage and is unlikely to be eaten by deer or other animals that might pass by

Perfect for resting underneath in a hammock or on a blanket

Apricot Tree old_product_id_10872 the leaves often turn redApricot Trees for Sale Prunus Americana Apricot Fruit Tree (Prunus armeniaca) is native to Armenia but will be at home planted in your home orchard or garden. A hardy, deciduous tree that will give you plenty of sweet yet tart fruit and shade for generations to come. Apricot Fruit Tree Plant Details Family: Rosaceae Light Requirement: Full Sun Water Needs: Moist Height: 15 20 ft. Spread: 15 20 ft. Growth Rate: Fast Bloom Time: Spring Flower Color: