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Apricots are one of those wonderful trees that are self-fruitful, meaning you don’t need a pollination partner to get fruit. Keep in mind some important apricot tree facts – these early bloomers can be adversely affected by frost.  Apricot tree growing is suitable in most western states and regions with plenty of heat and sunshine. As a Mediterranean crop, apricots grow well where spring and summer are warm and plenty of water is available.

Apricot, Chinese - #5 pot

$57.25Price
Excluding Sales Tax
  • All items must be picked up at that Yuma County Conservation District, 247 N. Clay St., Wray, CO 80758

  •  The YCCD does not guarantee the survival of trees/plants. We take care in supplying healthy quality trees/plants to each customer. Once trees/plants leave the YCCD it is the responsibility of the customer to make sure that they are correctly planted and properly cared for (refer to YCCD website). No refunds once trees/plants leave YCCD property. All orders are final.

OUR MISSION

Provide a legal organization to assist in the effort to accomplish maximum economical and beneficial use and conservation of all land, water, and plant resources by providing technical assistance, facilities, and equipment as is available.

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OUR GOAL

To create as many good stewards of natural resources as possible without the use of mandates and regulations.

CONTACT >

Tanya Fell, District Manager

Shirley Deason, Office Assistant

Rafael Trejo, District Conservation Technician

T: 970-332-3107 ext. 9002

E: yccd77@gmail.com

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