Prunus armeniaca

Prunus armeniaca is a species of perennial plant originating from Asia.
It reaches up to 8m in height.
The leaves are green, ovate, with doubly serrated edges.
The flowers have a delicate color, which is most often white or beige, sometimes also pink. They beautifully decorate the entire tree, which can be a decoration in the garden. The plant bears fruit very abundantly and annually.

Apricots have smooth skin, covered with delicate down, the color of which is strongly orange with a red blush. Their flesh is very aromatic, moderately juicy.

The fruits are sweet, tasty raw. They can also be dried and made into preserves.