almond trees
Pink-blossomed nut sources
Almond trees are deciduous trees cultivated primarily for their edible seeds, commonly called almonds.
Native to the Middle East and South Asia, they thrive in Mediterranean climates and produce pale pink or white blossoms in early spring before leafing out.
California grows most of the world's commercial almonds: The almond trees were in full bloom.
- orchardFruit tree plantation
- Mediterranean climateMild, seasonally dry weather type
- pollinationFlower reproductive transfer
- blossomFlower on fruit tree
- marzipanSweetened ground nut confection
deciduous · stone fruit · kernels · grafting · drought resistance · nuts · nut milk · spring bloom · harvesting · pruning · perennial · sapling · drupe · rows · seedling · fragrant · white · pink
- orchard cropsapples, cherries, peaches, pears, plums
- Mediterranean gardenslavender fields, bougainvillea, rosemary, courtyards, pergolas
- Spanish countrysidepueblo, hamlet, farmhouse, farmhouses, finca
- Eurasian floradesert flora, desert plants, astragalus, juniper, tamarisk
- PalatinateHeidelberg, Riesling, Gewurztraminer, wine region, wine festivals
- edible plantsvegetable, lettuce, carrot, spinach, cabbage
almond treesoak trees
Quercus genus members
pine trees · palm trees · citrus trees · apple trees · evergreen trees
almond treesfallow fields
Uncultivated land resting deliberately
wasteland · weeds · stumps · cleared land