DWARF APRICOT - 9FA40-

Planting Potted Plants
These dwarf fruit trees are suitable for growing in small spaces and even in pots given the small size of the vegetation.
They are ornamental when in bloom and at the same time allow you to harvest their good and tasty fruit. Depending on the fertility of the soil and also the annual pruning, these fruit trees grow in height up to about 1.5/1.8 meters, spacing between plants 2.5/3 meters.
Planting Seasons
It is best to plant fruit trees in late autumn, that is, in the months of November and December (before the frost), although it is also possible to plant them later in the middle of winter if the ground is not frozen. Another good period for planting is February - March or at the latest until mid-April. Only if the plants were previously grown in pots can they be planted in the following months, with due caution and maintaining the root ball intact. Fruit trees grow well in fertile, deep, and permeable soil. If the soil is very clayey and rather compact, it is advisable to ensure deep drainage.
NB : The ripening times of all fruit trees can be early or late, even a week or more, depending on exposure and climate.