Apricot trees for cooler climates

A selection of hardy Apricot trees for Ncooler climates. At the top of the list is the'Polish' Apricot tree, famous for its ability to bear fruit in the coolest climates due to its late flowering that easily escapes spring frosts. The'Harcot' Apricot tree is very hardy (-20°C), with delicious fruits, a top choice for challenging regions. Also worth mentioning is 'Bergeron', an Apricot tree surprisingly adaptable to cold climates thanks to its tolerance and prized for its succulent apricots. The'Early Saumur' Apricot tree is also an excellent choice for its early fruiting, while the variety 'Peach of Nancy' stands out for its strong resistance to heavy frosts and late high-quality fruiting. With its exceptionally late flowering, the 'Late Bord' Apricot tree minimises the risk of damage from spring frosts. These Apricot trees and many others have been carefully selected for their low heat requirements and fruit-bearing qualities. Discover them in these pages. These Apricot trees are perfect for creating an orchard or adorning a spacious garden. Their cultivation requires a sunny exposure and deep, well-drained, and fertile soil. Adequate watering and judicious pruning will ensure an abundance of quality fruits.