Almond Ingrid Tree
Ingrid Almond erupts into a stunning display of large, pale pink, fragrant flowers in spring. The blossom is followed by fruits with a velvety covering and containing tasty almonds that can be picked in early autumn and used for eating or cooking.
With both ornamental and productive properties, this small self-fertile tree is an excellent choice for gardens and allotments. Expect Ingrid Almond tree to grow to a height and spread of 5x4 metres in 20 years. Plant in a sunny, sheltered position for a good crop of almonds. Alternatively, view our other edible nut trees.
AKA Prunus × persicoides 'Ingrid', Prunus dulcis 'Ingrid', Hybrid Almond Ingrid
Ingrid Almond erupts into a stunning display of large, pale pink, fragrant flowers in spring. The blossom is followed by fruits with a velvety covering and containing tasty almonds that can be picked in early autumn and used for eating or cooking.
With both ornamental and productive properties, this small self-fertile tree is an excellent choice for gardens and allotments. Expect Ingrid Almond tree to grow to a height and spread of 5x4 metres in 20 years. Plant in a sunny, sheltered position for a good crop of almonds. Alternatively, view our other edible nut trees.
AKA Prunus × persicoides 'Ingrid', Prunus dulcis 'Ingrid', Hybrid Almond Ingrid
Description
Ingrid Almond erupts into a stunning display of large, pale pink, fragrant flowers in spring. The blossom is followed by fruits with a velvety covering and containing tasty almonds that can be picked in early autumn and used for eating or cooking.
With both ornamental and productive properties, this small self-fertile tree is an excellent choice for gardens and allotments. Expect Ingrid Almond tree to grow to a height and spread of 5x4 metres in 20 years. Plant in a sunny, sheltered position for a good crop of almonds. Alternatively, view our other edible nut trees.
AKA Prunus × persicoides 'Ingrid', Prunus dulcis 'Ingrid', Hybrid Almond Ingrid
