Peggy Clark Flowering Apricot Tree

The Peggy Clarke Ume Apricot is a beautiful, upright tree growing to a height of 15-20’. The vibrant double pink blooms are the first flowers to burst onto any landscape, blooming in late winter which provides a splash of color that will make your neighbors jealous. As the flowers open, they release a pleasant scent akin to cinnamon.
The fruit ripens in late spring and can be eaten fresh, candied, boiled, preserved, pickled, salted, dried, or its most common use: liqueur. Peggy Clarke Ume Apricot trees are self-fertile, require only 400 chill hours, and grow in zones 6-10.