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JC Raulston Arboretum at NC State University
(Japanese Apricot, Omoi-No-Mama Japanese Apricot)
In small-scale landscapes, the shrubby habit of the Omoi-No-Mama Japanese apricot matures to a more manageable size. Its ornamental highlight centers on the semi-double (extra-petaled) white flowers with pink blush that grace the bare branches in the doldrums of late winter to very early spring.
Japanese apricot is one of the glories of late winter. Delicate, lightly fragrant blossoms cover its bare, leafless branches on the cusp of spring's return. A native of China and the Korean peninsula,...
JC Raulston Arboretum at NC State University
(Japanese Apricot, Peggy Clarke Japanese Apricot)
The dreariness of midwinter diminishes with the appearance of double (extra petaled), deep rose blossoms of ‘Peggy Clarke’. The flowers also displays long stamens that emerge from the mass of petals. The calyx of each blossom - the covering of the flower bud - remains and looks an attractive red. Introduced into the United States in 1941 by plant breeder W.B. Clarke, the cultivar name honors one of his daughters.
Japanese apricot is one of the glories of late winter. Delicate, lightly fragrant...
JC Raulston Arboretum at NC State University
(Weeping Japanese Apricot)
The promise of spring unfolds when the gently weeping branches of Japanese apricot selection 'Pendula' bear pale pink flowers in mid- to late winter. The flowers are five-petaled, occasionally semi-doubled with extra petals.
A Japanese apricot is one of the glories of the winter garden. Delicate, lightly fragrant blossoms cover its bare, leafless branches on the cusp of spring's return. A native of China and the Korean peninsula, this small, deciduous tree has a mounded, spreading crown and...
JC Raulston Arboretum at NC State University
(Japanese Apricot, Rosebud Japanese Apricot)
A low and rather bushy small tree, the Rosebud Japanese apricot cheers up any garden visitor in midwinter with a profusion of large pink blossoms. The semi-double (extra petaled) flowers are delicately fragrant and line the many upright branches. Over time this tree develops more of a spreading, rounded canopy with gnarled branches and dark colored bark.
Japanese apricot is one of the glories of late winter. Delicate, lightly fragrant blossoms cover its bare, leafless branches on the cusp of...
