Manchurian Apricot Tree Seeds Prunus mandshurica – Hardy Flowering Fruit Tree Seeds

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Grow a tough and beautiful Manchurian Apricot tree with these premium Prunus mandshurica seeds. This extremely cold-hardy heirloom variety produces fragrant pink spring blossoms followed by small, juicy, sweet-tart apricots perfect for fresh eating, jams, and preserves. Ideal for home gardens and colder climates where regular apricots struggle. The hardy tree offers ornamental beauty and reliable fruiting. Non-GMO seeds with good germination potential for outdoor planting. Enjoy homegrown apricots and stunning early spring flowers from this resilient, low-maintenance fruit tree.

 
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Manchurian Apricot Tree Seeds Prunus mandshurica – Hardy Flowering Fruit Tree Seeds

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Planting Season

Spring Fall

Light Requirement

Full Sun

Plant Height

15-25 ft

Indoor/Outdoor

Outdoor
Planting Information
Life Cycle Perennial
Plant Characteristics Hardy Tree
Plant Type Fruit Tree
Flavour Profile Sweet Tart
Life Perennial
Germination Time 30-90 Days+
Fruit Size Small Medium
Soil Type Well-drained Loam
Soil pH 6.0-7.5
Spacing Between Plants 15-20 ft
Watering Needs Moderate
Harvest Time 3-5 Years
Bloom Season Early Spring
Seeds per Pack 100
Seed Type Heirloom Non-GMO
Yield Potential Medium
GTIN 36002820414

Cold stratify seeds for 60-90 days in moist medium in the refrigerator. After stratification, sow ½-1 inch deep in well-drained seed starting mix. Keep moist at 65-75°F. Germination can be slow, taking 30-90 days or longer. Transplant outdoors after last frost when seedlings are strong.

Plant in full sun with well-drained loamy soil. Water regularly during the first few years; drought tolerant once established. Mulch around the base and apply balanced fertilizer in spring. Prune in late winter to shape and improve airflow. Protect young trees from extreme cold and rodents.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before you sow.

What makes Manchurian apricot different from common apricot trees?

Manchurian apricot is known for its cold-hardy character and early spring flowering, making it useful in areas where some standard apricots may be less suitable.

How should I protect a young Manchurian apricot trunk?

Use a physical trunk guard where rodents are common. Keep mulch slightly away from the trunk and monitor young bark during winter.

Can Manchurian apricot be used as a flowering landscape tree?
Yes. Its early spring pink blossoms add seasonal interest, while the mature tree can also serve as a fruit-bearing landscape feature.

Does a seed-grown Manchurian apricot stay true to the parent tree?

Seed-grown trees can show natural variation, so fruit size, flavor, and growth traits may differ from the parent.

What pruning goal is useful for young Manchurian apricot trees?

Early pruning can establish a balanced structure and improve airflow. The product page recommends late-winter pruning for shaping and airflow.

What site suits a mature Manchurian apricot tree?

Choose a sunny site with well-drained loamy soil and enough room for a mature tree. The listed spacing is 15–20 feet.

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