Replanting apricot tree in same site (forum)
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My beloved Moorpark apricot tree has just died after 25 very productive years. Is it unwise to plant another apricot tree in this same site?
Time: 15th November 2025 4:47pm
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PlumRob says...
Hey mate, read your post and found an old article I read about this topic from a farm in rural VIC. https://growgreatfruit.com/organic-disease-control/replant-fruit-tree/
In short, you shouldn't replant an apricot or any other prunus (peach, plum, cherry, almond, etc.) where your old apricot grew.
I would avoid anything in the rose family altogether, including apple, pears, loquats, and medlar.
Plant a citrus tree, walnut, hazelnut, elderberry or anything that is completely unrelated to stonefruits.
Time: 22nd December 2025 9:09pm
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