Shiro-Kaga Apricot Tree Options:Standard Deluxe (Qty- 1) | Spring at least 2 weeks before

at least 2 weeks before buds break

Our Bee Nesting House is specially designed for mason bees

Bearing fruits on both first and second year canes

non-melting flesh has a flavor like no other

productive canes carry only lush leaves and the sweet

Shiro-Kaga Apricot Tree Options:Standard Deluxe (Qty- 1) | Spring at least 2 weeks beforeSometimes 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,