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Apricot Trees

Apricot Trees

Apricots bring delicate spring blossoms and sweet, juicy fruit. Thriving in warm, sunny spots, they add a touch of the Mediterranean and a delicious harvest to your garden.

Apricot Trees

Apricot Trees: A Taste of the Mediterranean in Your Garden.

Apricot trees bring a touch of the Mediterranean to our British gardens, adding a sense of warmth and charm that’s hard to resist. These trees are surprisingly well-suited to the UK climate, especially when planted in a sunny, sheltered spot where they can soak up the warmth. In early spring, they’re one of the first trees to bloom, producing delicate pinkish-white blossoms that brighten the garden and offer a lovely fragrance. With their compact form and beautiful foliage, apricot trees are as ornamental as they are productive, making them a delightful addition to any garden, large or small.

Yellow-orange fruits hang from a tree branch with green leaves, illuminated by sunlight.

A Delightful Summer Harvest.

There’s something uniquely rewarding about growing your own apricots. By early to mid-summer, these trees bear fruit that ripens to a gorgeous golden-orange, with a sweet, slightly tangy flavour that’s hard to find in shop-bought varieties. Freshly picked apricots have a juiciness and texture that make them an absolute treat—perfect for eating straight from the tree or sharing with family and friends. The fruit is ready when it’s slightly soft to the touch, and there’s nothing quite like that first taste of a home-grown apricot, full of warmth and sunshine.

A group of whole apricots and one halved apricot with a visible pit on a wooden cutting board.

Ideal for Small Gardens and Containers.

Apricot trees don’t need acres of space to thrive, which makes them ideal for smaller gardens or even container planting. Dwarf and compact varieties are available, which are perfect for patios or south-facing walls, where the tree can enjoy maximum sun exposure. Container-grown apricots do very well when given good drainage and a bit of extra winter protection, particularly in colder areas. With the right care, these trees offer the satisfaction of a summer harvest without taking over the garden, adding structure and interest to smaller spaces.

Two ripe apricots hanging from a branch surrounded by green leaves, with sunlight filtering through.

A Boost for Wildlife and Garden Health

Apricot trees aren’t just about beautiful blossoms and delicious fruit—they’re also beneficial to garden wildlife. Their spring flowers attract bees and other early pollinators, which play a crucial role in supporting biodiversity. In addition, apricot trees contribute to the garden’s overall health by creating a habitat that encourages a balanced ecosystem. Fallen fruit is often enjoyed by local birds and small animals, adding to the natural rhythm of the garden. Planting an apricot tree is a rewarding way to bring a little piece of nature’s harmony right into your own outdoor space.

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