• Close-up of Newcastle Apricot fruit on a tree branch, showcasing its pale orange skin with a hint of red blush and green leaves.
  • Mature Newcastle Apricot tree with a full canopy and visible ripening fruit.
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Prunus Armeniaca (Newcastle Apricot)

Prunus Armeniaca (Newcastle Apricot)

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The Prunus Armeniaca (Newcastle Apricot) is a popular early-season apricot variety known for its sweet and juicy fruit. This self-fertile tree produces medium-sized, pale orange apricots with a soft texture, making it ideal for fresh consumption, canning, and baking. Its early cropping nature allows for a longer harvesting period when planted alongside later-maturing varieties.

The Newcastle Apricot tree is perfect for those who enjoy growing their own fruit and want a reliable, delicious apricot variety in their garden.
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Mature height

4 meters

Mature width

3 meters

Spacing

4 meters

Foliage

Pale orange fruit, green foliage, white to pink spring blossoms

Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest

Flowers in early spring; fruit develops in late spring to early summer, with harvest in late spring to early summer

Sun tolerance

Full sun

Maintenance

Requires well-drained soil and regular watering, especially during dry periods. Pruning after harvest promotes healthy growth and enhances fruit production.

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