If you define orbit to mean the time it takes the Moon to come back to its perigee, that is an anomalistic month, which is 27.55455 days. If you define orbit to mean the time it takes the Moon to return to its ecliptical ascending node, that is a draconic month, which is 27.21222 days.
Almond trees (Prunus dulcis) grow in zones 7 to 9, producing edible fruit and showy, fragrant blooms in hues of white and pink. To achieve the best fruit production, two or more almond trees are required. Almond trees reach heights of only 10 to 15 feet and grow well in compact gardens.
During the summer growing season the almond outer hull and inner shell continue to harden and mature until the time when it begins to split open, which is typically in July. From this time until late August through October (depending on variety), the split widens, exposing the almond's shell. This exposure allows the kernel, or nut, inside to dry. The whole nut and stem finally are ready to separate and, shortly before harvest, the hull opens completely.