If you have a country house or summer cottage, then you are most likely thinking about your garden. The garden is a place of relaxation, greenery, beautiful flower beds and, of course, delicious fruits and berries.
But what kind of trees should grow there? Which variety or species should you choose? Where to buy seedlings? And how to be sure of the quality and taste of the grown fruits?
For example, you crave sweet, aromatic, vibrant fruits. The first thing that comes to mind is an apricot (even a name based on the first letter of the alphabet). After all, this fruit is known not only for its taste, but also for its beneficial elements to strengthen the heart. Therefore, both children and older people will not refuse to eat this fruit. A blooming tree in spring will decorate your garden and fill it with an unforgettable scent. In summer, you can take shelter in the shade, and in winter, apricot jam, jam or compote will delight you with taste and vitamins.
But what if the apricot tree is not yet growing in your garden?
Greensad Garden Center is a place where the selection of apricot seedlings will satisfy any request. Video reviews, a detailed description of the variety or a personal consultation by phone will make it easy to make this difficult choice.
The site contains seedlings of different varieties grown by experts in this industry. The collection of apricot seedlings is constantly updated with new varieties. When buying a seedling, it must be borne in mind that apricot seedlings love the sunny side, and do not tolerate soil with high humidity and acidity. They are also sensitive to frost and northerly winds. Therefore, it is very important to choose a seedling that will grow well in your area, with its soil characteristics.
If you are interested in exactly the apricot seedlings, with its fragrant fruits, then do not postpone until tomorrow, but make your choice today. After all, the sooner the seedling finds its home, the faster it will adapt to a new place in your garden, and soon it will bring a tasty and rich harvest.
When choosing an apricot seedling, we advise you not to forget that this plant has quite a few varieties - varieties. Apricot varieties differ in ripening time, yield, taste and fruit size, winter hardiness and size.
Interestingly, China is considered the birthplace of apricot, from where it gradually spread throughout the world. Apricot came to Europe in transit from Armenia (from the name of this country comes the name of apricot in botany - translated from Latin armeniacus means Armenian).
