Apricot Tree

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  1. leonora

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    Happy to report that the mini-apricot tree in my garden has flowered! This is the first time... :dbgrtmb:
     
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    Hi Leonara, you sound so pleased!! I impulse bought lemon and orange trees a couple of week ago but they're already in fruit so I'll have to wait until next year to see them flower for the first time under my wing. Good luck with your apricot tree!!
     
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    Never grown Apricots, but I' m thinking you can get a reasonable crop here in the UK with the right conditions, leonora, so you could get some good fruit if you can keep the frost off.

    Armandii, I think you should get some flowers on your citrus plants this spring, they normally have flowers and fruit at the same time.
     
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    Oh I love apricots =] I do wish that I could hurry up and finish uni and get a decent job so I can get my own garden:)
     
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    This is a long shot, but couldn't you talk to the SU with a view to taking over a little patch of campus ground? You could make a new 'society', the SU likes societies and there's usually loads to choose from. When I were a young lad, I joined the drama society figuring only the ladies would be interested in drama so there'd be plenty to choose from. Seems all the other lads had the same idea:( Sorry, I drifted off a bit there:)
     
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    Good idea Dave :thumbsup:

    I was going to say, get an Apricot in a pot & keep it with you until you have a garden Aesculus.

    That is very good news Leonora :thumbsup:
     
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