Southern paper almonds 10 PCS fresh seeds, Prunus dulcis, Paper- hell almonds seeds, Thin-shelled almonds, Nuts, Sweet almonds, Almond tree

Southern paper almonds fresh seeds, Prunus dulcis, Paper- hell almonds seeds, Thin-shelled almonds, Nuts, Sweet almonds, Almond tree (lat. Prunus dulcis).

A shrub or small tree from the Almond (Amygdalus) subgenus of the Plum genus. Paper almonds are resistant to spring frosts. It reaches a height of 4-5 m. The surface is very bumpy. The pubescence is short and velvety. The pulp of the pericarp is very hard and dry.

Blooms in late March - early April. The flowers are white, the edges of the petals are crimson, 3 cm in diameter. The fruits are large, 4 cm long, with a paper shell. The kernels are light brown, rough, less often wrinkled or smooth, and taste sweet.

This almond variety has a very thin shell, hence its name — Paper. The biggest advantage of this variety is that the ratio of the kernel to the shell is greater than in other varieties of almonds. It enters fruiting for 4-5 years. Paper almonds are one of the sweetest and tastiest types of nuts.

Requires cross-pollination, preferably with other varieties. Withstands frosts up to -29 degrees.