Almond Tree Robijn

Two Robijn almonds, enclosed in their green, fluffy shells attached to a red/brown branch with glossy green leaves around them.

Almond Robijn flower/blosson, delicate white petals, five to a flower with dainty red/pink stamens to the centre, on upward facing brown twigs, with a beautiful blue sky with white fluffy clouds in the background.

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Ripe nuts hanging on an Almond Robjin tree

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A single Almond Robijn nut hanging from a branch, in it's lime green shell which has split open in half, with green leaves in the background.

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Beautiful, delicate white blossom flowers with red/pink stamens and centre attached to brown branches of an almond tree.

Prunus x persicoides 'Robijn'

Beautiful pinky-white flowers are followed by a heavy crop of soft-shelled nuts with a gorgeously sweet flavour.
Very good resistance to peach leaf curl, making it all but immune to the disease.
Self-fertile.
St Julien A rootstock.

Supplied as a bare root tree pruned to approximately 3 - 4 feet (90 - 120cm) tall including roots.

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GBP1 or more £32.50 each

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Description

After a stunning display of delicate pinky-white flowers in the spring the tree produces a heavy crop of soft-shelled nuts with a gorgeously sweet flavour, ready for harvesting in late August.

Very good resistance to peach leaf curl, making it all but immune to the disease.

Will start fruiting approximately two - three years after planting.

Self-fertile.
Grown on St Julien A rootstock for an ultimate height of 12-15ft (3.65-4.6m) but can easily be kept at a height of 6-8ft (1.8-2.4m).

Top Tips
Almonds prefer a full sun position but will tolerate shade.
Being closely related to Peaches and Nectarines (you can actually eat the outer flesh in exactly the same way), Almonds flower on second year wood - so avoid over-zealous pruning.
Pruning is best undertaken after the tree has flowered and set fruit.

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