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Quick-growing highly ornamental and productive tree. Showy white to pink flowers in spring give way to a nice crop of tasty almonds.

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HALL'S HARDY ALMOND TREE-Prunus dulcis Zone 6a TEXAS MISSION ALMOND TREE-Prunus dulcis Zone 6b NON PARIEL ALMOND TREE-Prunus dulcis 400 CHILL Zone 7
HALL'S HARDY ALMOND TREE-Prunus dulcis Zone 6a

CAN ONLY SHIP UP TO 4'or 10 gal TREES ...ALL OTHERS MUST BE PICKED UP AT NURSERY....
Shipping on 7 gal trees (if we can is an added $30/tree, I will invoice you for it.)
  • Good accent shade trees
  • Bountiful harvest of larger tasty almonds used in commercial production
  • Blooms in February-March, Bears late September and heavy producer.
  • Disease resistant
  • 15-18 feet tall by 20 feet wide at maturity
  • Rich in antioxidents
  • Self-pollinating, Pink blooms
  • Zone 6a


TEXAS MISSION ALMOND TREE-Prunus dulcis Zone 6b

CAN ONLY SHIP UP TO 4 foot TREES...ALL OTHERS MUST BE PICKED UP AT NURSERY....
Shipping on 7 gal trees (if we can is an added $30/tree, I will invoice you for it.)

  • Good accent shade trees
  • Bountiful harvest of larger tasty almonds used in commercial production
  • Blooms in February, Bears late late August early September and heavy producer.
  • Disease resistant
  • 10-15 feet tall by 10-15 feet wide at maturity
  • Rich in antioxidents
  • Self-pollinating, white/pink blooms
  • Zone 6b


NON PARIEL ALMOND TREE-Prunus dulcis 400 CHILL Zone 7

CAN ONLY SHIP UP TO 4'or 10 gal TREES ...ALL OTHERS MUST BE PICKED UP AT NURSERY....
Shipping on 7 gal trees (if we can is an added $30/tree, I will invoice you for it.)
  • Good accent shade trees
  • Bountiful harvest of larger tasty almonds used in commercial production
  • Blooms in February-March, Bears late September and heavy producer.
  • Disease resistant
  • 33 feet tall by 20 feet wide at maturity
  • Rich in antioxidents
  • Tasty drupes have easily removable shells and blanch easily
  • It has a higher kernel weight than pareil varieties
  • Most varieties of almond trees require cross-pollination – the transfer of pollen from one tree variety to another – to produce any nuts at all. Almond trees are not wind pollinated easily, so for commercial orchards in California, this requires honey bee colonies to efficiently pollinate and produce nuts.ture early
  • You will need at least two trees, and they'll need to be of two different varieties that are compatible and have overlapping bloom times.
  • Good Pollinator for Mission
  • Pink blooms
  • Zone 7, 400 chill hrs