Prunus armeniaca 'Totem' pbr
Scarlet Glow Apricot makes a standout landscape feature tree due to its several unique attributes. It boasts stunning red autumn foliage that creates a striking visual impact. Following winter dormancy, the tree is adorned with delightful blossoms. In summer, it produces large apricots with an intense red color and sweet, aromatic flesh, making them both visually appealing and delicious. Scarlet Glow Apricot is a beautiful and practical addition to any garden.
Cultural
Apricots need cold winters and warm, dry summers. Plant in full sun and well-drained, loamy soil with a neutral to slightly alkaline pH. Water moderately, keeping soil moist but avoiding waterlogging. Prune regularly to maintain shape and health. Apply balanced fertilizer in early spring. Monitor for pests and diseases. Scarlet Glow Apricot will self pollinate producing intense red fruit ready to harvest in late spring to early summer when fully colored and slightly soft.
Landscape Uses
Scarlet Glow Apricot is set to become a mainstay in landscape design. Its beautiful red late-autumn foliage and strong upright growth make it a stunning feature in any garden. Plant it as a small feature tree in mixed garden beds or as multiple features in formal edible gardens. Its relatively low water requirements make it a perfect addition to an Aussie Mediterranean garden. Underplant with Garden Harvest Olive clipped topiary balls, Rhaphiolepis Spring Pearl, and Persicaria for a stunning look.
Dimensions
Height to 3.5m
Width to 3m
Width to 3m