Almond Trees

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Almond Trees For Sale at Nature Hills Nursery Almond trees from Nature Hills Nursery help you create an edible landscape . Go nuts with these aesthetically pleasing trees that produce tasty, nutritious fruit for snacking and baking. Almond Tree Origins Native to the Middle East, almond trees were one of the earliest fruit trees cultivated for domestic use. The almond tree’s nutritionally dense fruit is technically not a nut but a drupe ... a fleshy fruit with a single seed, like its cousin the peach. Spanish missionaries first brought almond trees to California in the 1700s, and the state is now a world leader in commercial almond production. How & Where to Plant Almond Trees Almond trees thrive with full sun, good drainage, and careful seasonal pruning for healthy growth and abundant harvests. Require at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily (morning sun preferred) Need well-drained soil and moderate watering Apply a 3-4 inch layer of arborist mulch to retain moisture Benefit from summer pruning to control size Are partially self-fertile but produce more with a second or third tree nearby for better pollination and higher yields Almond Tree Varieties Browse our inventory for varieties of almond trees suitable for the USDA planting zone in your area. The disease-resistant Texas Mission almond tree is perfect for hot, dry summers in USDA growing zones 7 to 9 . Its late-spring blooming habit protects it against late frosts, and its spreading profile adds an evocative element to your landscape. Both the Hall’s Hardy almond tree and our All-in-One almond tree are cold-hardy as far north as zone 5, making them a great choice for almond lovers in the Pacific Northwest or even New England. The Nature Hills Advantage Get all your planting needs delivered right to your door from Nature Hills Nursery. We’re committed to supplying the highest-quality trees, shrubs, and plants, alongside professional advice and tips on getting the most from your garden or landscape. We gua