Shiro-Kaga Apricot Tree Options:Standard Deluxe (Qty- 1) | Spring non-melting flesh has a flavor

non-melting flesh has a flavor like no other

Quick-Start Compost Inoculant can be used in an enclosed bin or open pile

exfoliating bark

such as tomatoes or peppers

This native of North America also makes an attractive shade or landscape tree

Shiro-Kaga Apricot Tree Options:Standard Deluxe (Qty- 1) | Spring non-melting flesh has a flavorSometimes 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,