Prunus dulcis 'Ferragnes', almond tree, 5 litre pot

Flowering starts early, from March, with beautiful pink blossoms. However, it is important to note that frost can damage the bloom. In the autumn, small, apricot-like fruits appear, containing edible almond kernels.

Prunus dulcis 'Ferragnès' is self-pollinating, but also acts as an excellent pollinator for other almond trees. This tree has an average growth force and an upright growth habit. The soft pink spring blossoms are beautiful to see and appear in April.

The fruits have green, hairy husks and must be dried a few weeks after picking. They have a clear sweet taste, with a slight hint of cocoa and pepper. They also have a long storage life. The almond kernel is loose in the husk.

All in all, Prunus dulcis 'Ferragnès' is a reliable choice for almond lovers, with its self-pollinating properties, high yield and excellent pollination capacity for other early-maturing varieties.