Dwarf Apricot 'Bulida' Fruit Trees & Edibles > Apple colour-changing flowers that shift from

colour-changing flowers that shift from deep violet to lavender and then white

making it perfect for low-maintenance landscapes

citrus variety that produces abundant

making it ideal for groundcover or cascading over walls

Its striking appearance and delightful taste make it a popular choice for fresh eating and creative culinary uses

Dwarf Apricot 'Bulida' Fruit Trees & Edibles > Apple colour-changing flowers that shift fromDwarf Apricot Bulida is a compact fruit tree growing approximately 23 m high and 23 m wide, producing medium to large golden orange apricots with sweet, juicy flesh and a mild tang. The fruit is delicious fresh and is also ideal for baking, preserving and jams. Requiring approximately 400500 chill hours, it is best suited to cooler areas such as the Granite Belt and Toowoomba region in Queensland, the Southern Tablelands and higher inland areas of New