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Manchurian Apricot Fruit Seeds

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Add cold-hardy charm and sweet harvests to your garden with our Manchurian Apricot Fruit Seeds, a resilient and early-blooming variety prized for its fragrant flowers and tasty fruit. These premium-quality seeds offer excellent germination rates and thrive in sunny, well-drained soils—making them ideal for temperate gardens, orchards, or large containers. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned gardener, Manchurian apricots are a beautiful and productive choice.

This hardy tree produces lovely pink-white blossoms in early spring followed by golden-orange fruits with a mildly sweet, tangy flavor—perfect for fresh eating, preserves, or baking. Its ornamental appeal and adaptability to cold climates make it a favorite for gardeners seeking both beauty and bounty. Start planting today and enjoy the joy of growing your own apricots from seed to harvest!

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Features
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Life Cycle

Perennial

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Planting Season

Spring, Early Summer

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Growth Habit

Tree, Spreading

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Flavor Profile

Sweet, Tangy

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Plant Characteristics

Small, Round Fruits

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Use

Culinary, Fresh Eating

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Growing Conditions

Well-drained, Sunny

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Harvest Advantages

Early Ripening, High Yield

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Plant Resistance

Disease Resistant, Cold Hardy

About Manchurian Apricot

Prunus mandshurica

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Seed Names

Manchurian Apricot, Prunus mandshurica

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Seed Type

Heirloom, Open Pollinated

Manchurian Apricot is a hardy fruit tree native to East Asia, known for its small, round apricots that offer a sweet-tart flavor. This tree thrives in cold climates and produces an abundant harvest of apricots, ideal for fresh consumption or use in jams and desserts. It’s a perfect addition to any home orchard, especially in regions with colder winters.

Planting Information
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Light Requirement

Full Sun

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Planting Depth

1/4 Inch

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Sowing Method

Stratify 30 Days

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Plant Spacing

12–15 Feet

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Days to Maturity

120–150 Days

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Soil Preparation

Soak 24–48 Hours

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Hardiness Zones

4–8

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Water Needs

Moderate

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Planting Season

Spring to Early Summer

Coverage

Seed Count

Recommended Coverage

100

Up to 30 Sq Ft

500

Up to 150 Sq Ft

1000

Up to 300 Sq Ft

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Steven Bell
Reliable and Productive Seeds

The seeds arrived well-packaged and fresh. Almost every seed sprouted within a few weeks, and they�re growing into beautiful little trees. Couldn�t be happier with the quality.

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Rachel Edwards
Thriving in Tough Soil

My yard�s soil isn�t the best, but these seeds still managed to germinate and grow. They�re surprisingly resilient, and I appreciate how low-maintenance they�ve been so far.

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Victoria Hall
A Rare Find

I had been searching for Manchurian apricot seeds for a while, and these did not disappoint. The seedlings are thriving, and I look forward to years of fruit and shade from them.

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Thomas Ward
Seeds That Actually Deliver

Too many times I�ve been let down by fruit seeds that never sprout, but these did exactly what they promised. With some patience and good soil, I now have several thriving apricot seedlings.

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Andrew Foster
Hardy Little Trees

I planted them in late winter, and they sprouted right on schedule. These seedlings are handling early frosts better than I imagined. Definitely suited for harsher climates.

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