- Sets plenty of fruit
- Ripens in July
- Plant two for pollination
Gorgeous tree sets a bumper crop of red-blushed golden fruit that ripens in July. Manchurian Bush Apricot has a rounded habit and is often grown as an ornamental tree in the edible landscape. In the springtime, it bursts into bloom with showy, white flowers. Its glossy, green foliage turns golden-orange tones in the fall. The tree produces fruits that are about the size of golf balls. While this tree exhibits exceptional winter hardiness, spring frost can impact its fruit production. For pollination, plant two trees. Zones 3-8.