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Aprimira Miracot Trees

Prunus 'Aprimira' (Apricot x Mirabelle)Feefo logo
  • Cross between Apricot & Mirabelle Plum
  • Suitable for small gardens
  • Very sweet, juicy fruits
  • Self fertile
  • Semi-dwarfing Wavit rootstock
  • Grows to about 3 metres
  • Pollination Group A & B
  • RHS Plants for Pollinators
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  • Maiden: Unbranched tree, the most basic starting size, which you can train into the other forms (apart from mini patio trees; we only sell Little Miss Figgy), including wire-trained cordons, fans, and espaliers.
    • Some maidens are pre-cut to 80cm, ready to become a Bush, or 130cm, ready to become a Half-Standard.
  • Bush: Branched tree with a short trunk about 60cm tall.
    Will grow to about 3m. Ideal for any size garden.
  • Half-Standard: Branched tree with a trunk about 120cm tall.
    Will grow into a full sized, "normal" tree, about 4m. Ideal for orchards & large gardens, easy to mow underneath.
12 Litre
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Description

Prunus 'Aprimira' Miracot Hybrid Trees for Sale

'Aprimira' is an Apricot Mirabelle hybrid, or Miracot, with medium-apricot-sized, juicy yellow fruit, conveniently free stone, with a mirabelle plum flavour but sweeter.

This self fertile tree fruits in August with a long picking period.
The shelf life is decent for a stone fruit, over a week in the fridge: the smell of the fruit alone is irresistible, so it shouldn't sit around for long!

Browse all of our plum family fruit trees.

  • Cross between Apricot & Mirabelle
  • Suitable for small gardens
  • Very sweet, juicy fruit
  • Free stone 
  • Self fertile
  • Semi-dwarfing Wavit rootstock (low vigour, but lots of fruit)
  • Pollination Group A & B - Great for pollinating all early flowering trees in the plum family 
  • RHS Plants for Pollinators

This Miracot is grown on a Wavit rootstock, which gives medium-to-low vigour, only reaching about 3 metres tall, making it suitable for small gardens.

It's a hardy tree, but like its Apricot parent requires full sun to crop well. A sheltered site near a South facing wall is perfect. 
It needs good drainage, and is not recommended for chalky soil.

Planting Instructions

Did You Know?

This German creation was bred in 1994 at the Geisenheim research station. 

A Mira-cot is a cross between a Mirabelle and an Apricot, so no prizes for guessing where the cultivar name Apri-mira comes from!