tree species, , .3.3, deep-rooted, light-loving, drought-tolerant, cold-resistant, wind-resistant, long-lived, up to more than a hundred years, and is the main cultivated fruit tree in low mountain and hilly areas
b, , .3.3 Apricot trees have strong adaptability. The bark of adult apricot trees is thicker and the roots penetrate deep into the soil. They can withstand severe cold temperatures of 20 to 30 degrees below zero.
b , , .3.3 Apricot trees bloom in early spring. They bloom first and then leave leaves. They can be planted with pines and cypresses beside the pond or on the edge of rocks or cliffs or in front of the courtyard. They are very ornamental. Apricot trees are trees with a height of 1-meter. The crown is round, oblate or oblong. The bark is grey-brown. The perennial branches are light brown with longitudinal lobes. The lenticels are large and horizontal. The annual branches are light reddish brown, shiny, hairless and with Most of the small lenticels, b! Green seedlings: white pine, white pine seedlings one to two or three years old, nutrition bags, nutrition cups, white pine of various specifications.