Apricot tree - (Prunus armeniaca)

In our country, this species is typically grown in lowland and low-hill areas.

It can adapt to all soil types, though it does not tolerate heavy or excessively calcareous soils well. Young leaves exhibit a reddish tint at the tips, while the flowers are white with soft pink shades, appearing between late February and early March. The fruits are harvested from May through June, with exact ripening times depending on the variety.”