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Patio 'Tomcot' Apricot Tree | 3ft | Bare Root
- Fruit Quality: Produces large, attractive orange apricots with a red blush, firm flesh, and an intense, sweet flavour.
- Harvest: A reliable, heavy-cropping variety that typically ripens in mid-to-late July.
- Site Requirements: Requires a warm, sunny, and sheltered position with well-drained soil to protect early blossoms from frost.
- Container Growing: Select a container at least 45-50cm in diameter and plant using a loam-based compost like John Innes No. 3; ensure the pot has adequate drainage holes.
- Planting Up: Soak the roots for one hour prior to planting, spread them evenly over a mound of soil within the pot or hole, and firm the soil gently to remove air pockets.
- Training: Supplied as a 3ft bare root tree on dwarfing rootstock, trained as a bush to maintain a compact habit suitable for patios.
$16.31
Original: $46.61
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Patio 'Tomcot' Apricot Tree | 3ft | Bare Root
- Fruit Quality: Produces large, attractive orange apricots with a red blush, firm flesh, and an intense, sweet flavour.
- Harvest: A reliable, heavy-cropping variety that typically ripens in mid-to-late July.
- Site Requirements: Requires a warm, sunny, and sheltered position with well-drained soil to protect early blossoms from frost.
- Container Growing: Select a container at least 45-50cm in diameter and plant using a loam-based compost like John Innes No. 3; ensure the pot has adequate drainage holes.
- Planting Up: Soak the roots for one hour prior to planting, spread them evenly over a mound of soil within the pot or hole, and firm the soil gently to remove air pockets.
- Training: Supplied as a 3ft bare root tree on dwarfing rootstock, trained as a bush to maintain a compact habit suitable for patios.
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- Fruit Quality: Produces large, attractive orange apricots with a red blush, firm flesh, and an intense, sweet flavour.
- Harvest: A reliable, heavy-cropping variety that typically ripens in mid-to-late July.
- Site Requirements: Requires a warm, sunny, and sheltered position with well-drained soil to protect early blossoms from frost.
- Container Growing: Select a container at least 45-50cm in diameter and plant using a loam-based compost like John Innes No. 3; ensure the pot has adequate drainage holes.
- Planting Up: Soak the roots for one hour prior to planting, spread them evenly over a mound of soil within the pot or hole, and firm the soil gently to remove air pockets.
- Training: Supplied as a 3ft bare root tree on dwarfing rootstock, trained as a bush to maintain a compact habit suitable for patios.
