Moorpark Apricot

Prunus armeniaca 'Moorpark'

Family: Rosaceae

Where to buy

Listings from nursery websites, as of the last check. Plantopia doesn't sell plants; prices and availability can change, so confirm on the nursery's site.

Trees of Antiquity

1 listing

Moorpark Apricot
Not rechecked recentlylast checked on Oct 5
$59.95
View listing at Trees of Antiquity

What nurseries say

Growing facts as each nursery states them on its own product page. Nurseries sometimes disagree, so every claim names its nursery. Plantopia hasn't checked them; ask the nursery when it matters.

Hardiness zonesNurseries differ: Zones 3–9 · Nature Hills Nursery; Zones 4–10 · Trees of Antiquity; Zones 4–8 · Stark Bro's; Zones 6–9 · Bay Laurel Nursery
Light: Full sun · Nature Hills Nursery, Stark Bro's
Water: Moderate · Nature Hills Nursery
Drought tolerant: Yes · Nature Hills Nursery
Soil: Clay, Loamy, Sandy · Nature Hills Nursery; Loamy · Stark Bro's
HeightNurseries differ: 12–16 ft at maturity · Trees of Antiquity; 15–20 ft · Nature Hills Nursery; 15–20 ft at maturity · Stark Bro's
WidthNurseries differ: 12–15 ft · Nature Hills Nursery; 15–20 ft at maturity · Stark Bro's
Growth rate: Moderate · Nature Hills Nursery
Flower color: Pink, White · Stark Bro's; White · Nature Hills Nursery
Bloom time: Early · Trees of Antiquity; Mid · Stark Bro's
Chill hoursNurseries differ: 600 hours · Nature Hills Nursery; 600–700 hours · Stark Bro's
Low chill: Yes · Trees of Antiquity
Pollination: Self-fertile · Bay Laurel Nursery, Nature Hills Nursery, Stark Bro's, Trees of Antiquity
Rootstock: Mariana (semi-dwarf) · Trees of Antiquity
Years to bearingNurseries differ: 1–3 years · Trees of Antiquity; 2–5 years · Stark Bro's
Harvest: July · Stark Bro's; July. · Bay Laurel Nursery; Late · Trees of Antiquity
Keeps: A few weeks · Trees of Antiquity
Uses: Cooking/Sauce, Eating Fresh · Trees of Antiquity

Read from Bay Laurel Nursery, Nature Hills Nursery, Stark Bro's and Trees of Antiquity on Oct 5.

About this Plant

'Moorpark' is a cultivar of Prunus armeniaca (Apricot). Plantopia has no growing profile for it yet.