Apricot Moorpark Fruit Tree - 6ft Tall - 12 Litre Pot

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The Apricot Moorpark Fruit Tree is an excellent choice for gardeners looking for an established, high-quality fruit tree that provides an instant impact. Grown in Norfolk and delivered at a 6ft height, it is perfect for those who want a hardy, versatile tree suitable for both garden borders and patio containers. While it arrives ready to plant, gardeners should note that container-grown specimens will eventually require a larger pot (100 litres or more) to reach their full potential and sustain long-term growth.
| Model Part Number | 5061026509446 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Direct Plants |
While established trees can be planted year-round, the best times are during the dormant season (autumn to spring) to minimize transplant shock.
We recommend a container of at least 100 litres to allow the root system to expand and sustain the tree fully.
Yes, apricot trees thrive in a sunny, sheltered position to encourage healthy growth and fruit production.
The tree is fully hardy, but container-grown trees benefit from having the pot wrapped in bubble wrap or horticultural fleece during extreme frosts.
Yes, you can manage the height through seasonal pruning to keep the tree at your desired size.
Check the moisture level of the soil immediately; it is likely in need of a deep watering, especially if in a container.
If in a container, the tree may be root-bound and ready for a larger pot (100 litres or more).
This can indicate over-watering or poor drainage. Check that the container or planting site is not waterlogged.
Upon arrival, carefully remove the protective packaging. If the soil in the pot feels dry, give the tree a thorough watering before moving it to its permanent location.
For container care, ensure your pot has adequate drainage holes. While the tree is hardy, container-grown plants are more susceptible to temperature swings in the roots, so ensure the container is stable. For in-ground planting, clear the area of weeds and enrich the soil with organic compost. Water the tree regularly during the first growing season, especially during dry spells, to allow the roots to establish firmly in the surrounding soil.