Prunus armeniaca Nana

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Prunus armeniaca L. Apricot · Fruit crops

also searched as: прунус армениака нана

Variety description

10 August 2026

The name Nana is used as a descriptive term to designate plants with limited growth. These forms are characterized by compact sizes, which allows them to be grown in small gardens or containers. The plants bloom in the spring with pink or light pink flowers and bear fruit.

Biological characteristics, including height, ripening periods, and disease resistance, are not fixed and depend on the specific clone or rootstock onto which the tree has been grafted. In trade, various genetically dwarfed forms, used primarily in ornamental-fruit gardening, may be sold under this designation.

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