Description
An early apricot with a regular, abundant crop. Aurora is among the earliest apricots: a vigorous tree that bears every year, with orange-yellow blushed fruit and sweet orange flesh that separates easily from the stone.
| Botanical name | Prunus armeniaca ‘Aurora’ |
| Fruit | Medium-large, orange-yellow with a red blush |
| Taste | Sweet, very pleasant; the flesh separates easily from the stone |
| Harvest | Early — among the first apricots of the season |
| Blooming | Mid-early — plant in a spot protected from late spring frosts |
| Tree | Vigorous; bears regularly and abundantly |
| Pollination | For a richer crop — another apricot variety nearby |
| Uses | Fresh, jam, compotes, drying |
| Sun & soil | Full sun; well-drained soil |
| Sapling | Grafted on myrobalan; height 80–130 cm |
| Delivery | 2–5 business days (Bulgaria); 4–7 days (Romania) |
💡 Nursery tip: because of the early bloom, avoid low spots where cold air collects — a south-facing slope or a sheltered spot by a wall is ideal.
🍑 What to expect: the first fruit usually arrives in the 2nd–3rd year after planting.
✅ “Health & Bloom™” Guarantee — the sapling arrives carefully packed and ready to plant.
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