Plant / Win: fruit trees

The PERIMETER or KAKI is a hardy, fast-growing perennial. This deciduous fruit tree produces the fruit the KAKI. Note that the skin of KHAKI is toxic to health. You absolutely must not eat it. The KAKI flowers from mid May to July. Rustic, it resists cold down to -15 to -18°C. If you have a little space in the garden, adopt this original fruit tree, which doubles the production of fruit of real decorative interest in autumn and winter. The KAKI is an unusual fruit tree. Some varieties reach 15 meters in height when mature. On average, the KAKI measures at maturity between 6 and 10 meters in height.

The FIG TREE is a long-lived fruit tree (more than 300 years), not very hardy, its branches not withstanding cold temperatures dropping below -10°C. This very beautiful tree is ornamental with its cut foliage, dark shiny green and its leaves reaching 20 to 30 cm long, alternate, webbed and deeply lobed. minerals, especially potassium. Originally from Afghanistan and Syria, the FIG TREE is planted in the spring and its harvest takes place from June to November. It can reach up to 10 meters in height. Any soil is suitable for this tree, preferably draining, light and warm. On the other hand, the exposure must be sunny, warm and sheltered from the icy winter winds.

APPLES are very varied fruit trees! There are about forty species (trees or shrubs) of which the most important, in terms of human food, is the domestic apple tree ... and more than 20,000 varieties (subspecies and cultivars) including: Chanteclerc - Queen of Reinettes - Golden - Belle de Boskoop - Gray Reinette from Canada - Royal Gala - Granny Smith ...

The APRICOT TREE is a drought-resistant and fairly easy-going fruit tree: maintenance is minimal, and pruning is optional. The apricot harvest is very dependent on the weather, but in the worst case you will have at least benefited from a very decorative flowering in early spring. At maturity it can reach 5 to 6 meters in height. Its planting takes place from November to March in bare roots, its flowering in March and the harvest is done from June to early August depending on the variety. His favorite exposure: the sun. And for the soil, it must be deep, well drained, warm, even stony, rather calcareous. Watering is useful in case of severe drought.

THE CHERRY is native to Asia Minor. It flowers from March to April (pretty white flowers). This perennial fruit tree with deciduous foliage reaches a height of 6 to 18 meters depending on the variety. The CHERRY is a very hardy tree, which can be adapted to all regions. Give it a sunny exposure, not too windy, avoiding northern orientations in areas with cold winters. Indeed, the fertile organs of the flowers are destroyed from - 3°C. To make a success of your cherry trees, do not exceed the altitude of 1000 m.

The PRUNIER is a fruit tree of the genus PRUNUS which has 4 subspecies:

The Aspres nursery in Grasse also offers many other varieties of fruit trees, of all sizes and at all prices. Among which :

The pear tree is a fruit tree of the Rosaceae family, cultivated for its fruit, the pear.

Nectarine (fruit of Prunus persica var. nucipersica) is a variety of peaches (Prunus persica) resulting from a natural mutation. It is distinguished by the absence of down on the skin, which is smooth and shiny, and by a free nucleus. There are white, yellow and blood nectarines as well as flat varieties.

Here are some tips for choosing, planting, growing and maintaining your FRUIT TREES!