Shiro-Kaga Apricot Tree Options:Standard Deluxe (Qty- 1) | SpringSometimes called a fruiting Japanese apricot, Shiro Kaga is very ornamental with white, fragrant flowers and small fruits. While not a true apricot, it's similar to apricots and plums. In late January to early February, this showy tree bursts into bloom with single white flowers that have a spicy fragrance. Fruits follow in May. The up to 1 in. diameter fruits are primarily used for pickling or medicinal purposes. They're also used to make umeboshi,
sweet and juicy clingstone fruit ripens mid July
That's what inspired us to create this special blend of seed using six grass varieties
A shorter and more disease-resistant Black-Eyed Susan
softly flowing leaves form a flowing mound shape that's very attractive in borders and the garden
low-maintenance
Each spring
plant growth regulators
mow once per week at a height of 2 to 3 inches
3" flowers with ruffled
Black Adder Hummingbird Mint produces fragrant
The plants produce light blue
It's acceptable for use on edible plants up to the day of harvest