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One month early bolssom - Apricot

11 years ago

PNW (8A)

Due to warm winter my 5 year old Tomcot Apricot blossomed one month early. Hopefully we will not have less than 25 F in the coming few weeks.

So far I have got only two fruits from this tree.

Any experience with this variety?

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  • 11 years ago

    I saw honeybees on my Chinese witch hazel last month, so maybe your tree was visited by pollinators this time also.


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