Almond 'Seaside' (Prunus dulcis) Evergreen with Julie Thomspon

with Julie Thomspon

Width: 8ft

Landscape Use and Ecological Function: This native plant is found in peat lands

In sunnier conditions it is often found as a single-stemmed small tree that can grow up to 20 ft

Director of the UNC Charlotte Botanical Gardens

Almond 'Seaside' (Prunus dulcis) Evergreen with Julie ThomsponA productive and reliable variety for the PNW. Seaside Almond Tree is late blooming and early ripening and bears crops of sweet, semi softshell nuts. The spring blooms are soooooo gorgeous! Latin Name: Prunus dulcisSite and Soil: Almonds like full to 1 2 day sun and average soil. Water regularly. Rootstock Description: Grafted on Lovell Peach rootstock. Pollination Requirements: Partially self fertile plant with another variety for increased cross