What are the characteristics of apricot trees?

1. Apricot trees are deciduous trees, which can grow up to 8 meters in height. Its bark is mostly grayish brown, which blooms from March to April and bears fruit from June to July every year. Apricot trees have a high demand for light. When planting, the plants should receive sufficient light, and the plants should be pruned regularly during the planting process, and the hands should be light each time.

2. Apricot trees belong to Rosaceae, and most of them grow in northern China. Today, let's talk about the characteristics and introduction of apricot trees. Apricot trees are deciduous trees, which can grow to 8 meters high and have a round crown. The bark of apricot trees is mostly taupe, the old branches are mostly light brown, the new branches are mostly reddish brown, and there are no thorns on the branches.

Apricot trees usually bloom from March to April every year. Their flowers are white at first, and then a little red, which has certain ornamental value. Apricot trees bear fruit from June to July every year. Its fruit is yellow or yellow-red and can be eaten. Its pulp contains a variety of nutrients, which can be supplemented by proper consumption.