Apricot Tree - Westcot Rose Bur oak acorns are not

Bur oak acorns are not only the largest but also considered to be one of the mildest and best tasting acorns

Size: Bush 6-7ft

with a crisp texture and very aromatic flavour

This tree is native to the prairies and is well suited for drought and cold

Leaves are finely dissected and fern-like creating the perfect backdrop for the dense flattened corymbs of tiny lemon-yellow flowers

Apricot Tree - Westcot Rose Bur oak acorns are notHardiness: Zone 3. Size: Tree up to 13 ft. Planting: Full Sun, good soil. Fruit: Golden yellow fruit 3,5 4. 5 cm in size. Pollination: Partially Self fertile (does better with pollinator) Use: Excellent for fresh eating and preserves. Ripening: Late July Early August Pot: 5 gal, 5 6ft plant Slightly larger fruit that other hardy apricot variety with fruit that is freestone. (meaning the pit is easy to remove and not affixed)